Adding a sleeve hitch to 1872

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01-24-2014, 11:40 AM

1811woody

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Adding a sleeve hitch to 1872

I did a post in the fall where I modified a sleeve hitch with electric actuator that came from my old mtd 2050 to go on my 1862. I was tickled pink when I found that the way I made the bracket the hitch will now work on my 1872. I don't plan on using the super for mowing so the blades can just stay mounted to it for clearing mud after the spring floods. I was going to get a three point they certainly look meaner but at this point I'm set up with sleeve hitch equipment disk, bottom plow, rear blade, so theres no real point in switching over. Plus my next addition (If I ever sell my 8n) will be a Johnny Bucket so I want to apply the money to that. There about 1300.00, ouch! I'd love to be able to find a bucket loader for that kind of money I'd even pay more if I had to but their to few and far in between I haven't found one. I think when its done with all the goodies even if its just a Johnny bucket it will be a pretty lethal combination.

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