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Old 05-19-2023, 12:25 PM
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You can simply use a straight bar, using the dimensions in the image. I have been using the straight bar on 782 for 20+ yrs.


Does the true 3 point hitch plate take the same length as the sleeve hitch set up?
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Old 05-19-2023, 01:55 PM
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Sleeve hitch adaptor type lift uses lift bar #703-0408 and is for 782's w/ser #'s 719999 and lower w/IH cast iron differential housing.

Cat '0' type 3 point is used w/ser #'s 720000 and up used lift bar #703-0811 and the aluminum differential housing.

Two different animals.
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He said he wasn't looking for the sleeve hitch one (I know the purists like to call the sleeve hitch/Brinly adapted setup a 3 point, but that was really a misnomer on IH's part by today's standards).
That's what I thought, but I was confused by Roland giving him the Part Number for the straight IH 3 Point Bar. I gave him the Part Number for the True MTD Cat 0 3 point Hitch Lift Bar.

I bet Aaron from Xtreme would give him the dimensions for the bar if He wants to make it himself. Aaron's bar is based On the OEM Cat 0 Lift Bar, not the IH 3 Point Lift Bar. If anybody has a standard Garden tractor with the MTD Made Cat 0, they could give him the dimensions as well for the Hydraulic Lift Models, used Bar 703-0811.
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That's what I Thought, But I was confused By Roland Giving him the Part Number for the straight IH 3 Point Bar, I gave him the Part Number for the True MTD Cat 0 3 point Hitch Lift Bar.

I bet Aaron from Xtreme would Give Him the dimensions for the Bar if He wants to Make it himself because Aaron's Bar is based On the OEM Cat 0 Lift Bar Not the IH 3 Point Lift Bar basically if anybody has a standard Garden tractor with the MTD Made Cat 0 they could give him the dimensions as well for the Hydraulic Lift Models used Bar 703-0811
It's public info when the repros are just the IH/CCC design.
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It's public info when the repros are just the IH/CCC design.
I know it's public info, but Aaron already has the correct dimensions
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I know it's public info, but Aaron already has the correct dimensions
Yup, I was agreeing with you.
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