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So then, if I understand this correctly, both systems will work. I had an after market cat 2 3point hitch on the farmall M that I had. so I'm familiar with 3 point hitches. I just assumed(yes, I know) that cub cadet only used the sleeve hitch, unless it was a super garden tractor? Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. Thanx so much for all your replies and information. Scott.
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3 point with 2 lift arms...as standard. I'm going to continue to be stubborn and call the other hitch a sleeve hitch, because that's what it is (hitch is sleeved in a single lift rod, no?) Honestly I bet the differences came as the industry collected around "real" 3 points, and fast hitch/snap coupler/etc fell to the way side. You can still get a sleeve hitch for Craftsman/MTD products (maybe others) that looks just like that on my 1711.
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Technically, Roper Made a 3 Point Hitch which they called a Tri-Hitch which was Narrower than a true Cat 0 It was used On the Sears Suburban Garden tractors which were based on Roper Tractors. My Cub Cadet 2182 actually has a Limited Cat 1 3point Hitch Now Used Xtreme's Cat 0 82 Modified Kit, Then added Arms and Uprights and a new Middle Link end From Ruegg . Now, the 2182 has a Limited Cat 1 That actually lifts 2 inches Higher than the Limited Cat 1 on the John Deere X700 series. Brinly stopped Production On there Cat 0 Implements in 2005 . There are some ATV Manufacturer's that have since brought the Cat 0 Back like This company https://www.motoalliance.com/all-pro...t-0-implements and Places Like Koplin and https://www.tuff-bilt.com/ manufacture Cat 0 still. For awhile Cat 0 really died as the two Major Manufacturer Got out of Cat 0 Production Brinly & Agri-Fab. But it seems to be making a come back somewhat . The Problem in the Past was Cat 0 Implements always use to be more expensive then Cat 1 Implements. Places Like worksaver use to Make Cat0/1 Implements that were less expensive then standard Cat 0. Which is what I used In the Past on My Cat 0 3point hitch on My JD 425 and White GT2055. Because spending a $150.00 on worksaver rear blade was Better then spending $450 for Brinly Cat 0 rear blade. It was a Big reason John Deere went to the Limited Cat 3point Hitch Because Super Garden tractor size Tractor could support some of the smaller Cat 1 Implements so it was a no Brainier on there Part to switch to Cat 1 for there Super sized GT
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scottintn,
Welcome, I live in east Tennessee.I would be happy to assist you in any way I can.Send me a private message if I can be of help to you. I have several tractors and implements if you want to see how they fit/work. This Cub Cadet hobby (obsession) we have is complicated,but a great hobby.
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