Thanks for the shout out. I like how you put the tabs on the bottom of the box blade 3 point. I think i would just grind the corners off a bit because i know my shine would find it lol Great vid
My box blade, and a plow is the only implements which is difficult to hook up to my quick hitch adapter. Other than that I can hook up the rest of my implements easily. I have to adjust the quick hitch to get the two implements to connect correctly.
2LateIWon good point about the corners, I still have to get it back up to the shop and clean up the cuts, I'll round them some while I have it up there. Thanks for the tip! dumb thing is, I cut them, I could have just as easily cut them round.......there's my 'dohhhhh' Homer Simpson moment for the hour......LOL
Quick hitch is coming by UPS on this Thursday coming, hope I don't have to jerry rig things to make it work. Thanks for sharing your info....................................Ken
+Kennethe Miller it will really depend on how old your implements are. They weren't really built with any type 'standard' height and spread on the hook ups. Newer ones are now, and most quick hitches will work right off with them. None of my attachements are new though, LOL so I pretty much had to do some cutting and welding on just about all of them, and I've made notes as to which holes to put the top in for each one. I use the home made dump carry all and the box blade more than anything else I think, except this time of year the tiller gets used a lot good luck! post up some videos and lets see what you have!
the issue though really is that there's not really an industry standard on implements, height spread on hitch points etc....having said that there are a LOT Of new ones coming out that are made to a "close enough to fit", so when you have to buy something new, you can always ask ahead of time. The issue I have, even after making the spread work by welding on pipes and such, is the top link hook up. I'm now considering whether I should do away with my stabilizers and put adjustable chains on each side.
I don't know how it would, there wouldn't be anything to stabilize the top. I do believe you can get hooks that will fit on the ends of the arms though
Great video.. I need your help I have and old 1948 Ferguson took it apart got disabled,have new hood and grill,paint and new front and back tires want to show in peanut festival in my home town.. wonder if u are interested in putting it back together to free up my shop been down for three years please let me now or if u know someone in my area.. I'm north of Dallas Tx about 70 miles up by lake Texoma
Thanks for the shout out. I like how you put the tabs on the bottom of the box blade 3 point. I think i would just grind the corners off a bit because i know my shine would find it lol
Great vid
My box blade, and a plow is the only implements which is difficult to hook up to my quick hitch adapter. Other than that I can hook up the rest of my implements easily. I have to adjust the quick hitch to get the two implements to connect correctly.
That set up ought to work really well for you. Great job
2LateIWon good point about the corners, I still have to get it back up to the shop and clean up the cuts, I'll round them some while I have it up there. Thanks for the tip! dumb thing is, I cut them, I could have just as easily cut them round.......there's my 'dohhhhh' Homer Simpson moment for the hour......LOL
Its all good Theres so much to think about at the time you can always clean up and improve later!!!
Quick hitch is coming by UPS on this Thursday coming, hope I don't have to jerry rig things to make it work. Thanks for sharing your info....................................Ken
+Kennethe Miller it will really depend on how old your implements are. They weren't really built with any type 'standard' height and spread on the hook ups. Newer ones are now, and most quick hitches will work right off with them. None of my attachements are new though, LOL so I pretty much had to do some cutting and welding on just about all of them, and I've made notes as to which holes to put the top in for each one. I use the home made dump carry all and the box blade more than anything else I think, except this time of year the tiller gets used a lot
good luck! post up some videos and lets see what you have!
So, if you can't weld, what is a better solution? Just get all new implements that fit the QuickHitch? What is the solution? (Honest question...)
the issue though really is that there's not really an industry standard on implements, height spread on hitch points etc....having said that there are a LOT Of new ones coming out that are made to a "close enough to fit", so when you have to buy something new, you can always ask ahead of time. The issue I have, even after making the spread work by welding on pipes and such, is the top link hook up. I'm now considering whether I should do away with my stabilizers and put adjustable chains on each side.
Way easier and faster to buy the adapters bud !
I have a question I have a 52 case SC to point hitch it doesn't have the top link bracket on the tractor would this quick hitch work for my tractor
I don't know how it would, there wouldn't be anything to stabilize the top. I do believe you can get hooks that will fit on the ends of the arms though
Great video.. I need your help I have and old 1948 Ferguson took it apart got disabled,have new hood and grill,paint and new front and back tires want to show in peanut festival in my home town.. wonder if u are interested in putting it back together to free up my shop been down for three years please let me now or if u know someone in my area.. I'm north of Dallas Tx about 70 miles up by lake Texoma
I'm in georgia, and even if I was close, I really can't do that kind of work. good luck finding someone though
Singing Charlie - I'm in Denison, and I know of a guy in WhiteWright that might can help you.