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Old 05-14-2026, 11:00 AM
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Default Wanted hitch that will fit 3200GT
I'm in southwestern PA.

I'm looking for pretty much any hitch set up that I can mostly direct bolt to my cub 3200GT. I'm will to do some slight fabrication, but rather have bolt on.

I'm willing to drive to pick something up a fair distance. If I had to pick a number let's say 4 hour one way is about my max.
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Old 05-14-2026, 12:12 PM
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You need to be looking for a model #207 Cat '0' unit then.
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Old 05-14-2026, 09:27 PM
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I'm in southwestern PA.

I'm looking for pretty much any hitch set up that I can mostly direct bolt to my cub 3200GT. I'm will to do some slight fabrication, but rather have bolt on.

I'm willing to drive to pick something up a fair distance. If I had to pick a number let's say 4 hour one way is about my max.
If you have a rear hitch plate (circled in blue), finsruskw can make the cutout for the 207 3-point hitch, and he can make the rocker-shaft mounting plates (circled in red). He made them for me. It took me 3 years to track down all the parts for a 190-207-100 Cat 0 3-point hitch. I converted it to be able to use limited Cat 1 arms as well.
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You need to be looking for a model #207 Cat '0' unite then.
Is that plate different than the stock one? More than one stick version? I have a 3204vamd the 3200gt, so I'll need to see if they are the same exactly.

I have these plates. What's the big cut out or something on the diagram plate?

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Is that plate different than the stock one? More than one stick version? I have a 3204vamd the 3200gt, so I'll need to see if they are the same exactly.

I have these plates. What's the big cut out or something on the diagram plate?

https://imgur.com/a/A3cF2b3
The stock 3000 series plate needs several holes drilled and cut in it to be able to install parts for the 190-207-100, which is what finsruskw did for me, as he has the pattern for it thanks to another OCC member.
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The big cutout is for access and clearance for the hyd cylinder as the rod mounts directly to the rockshaft ass'y.

Sarge, did you get my PM about pictures?
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The big cutout is for access and clearance for the hyd cylinder as the rod mounts directly to the rockshaft ass'y.

Sarge, did you get my PM about pictures?
I'll take some pictures today and email them as I have Your email address
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