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Old 02-08-2010, 06:41 AM
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Squatch:

A hair dryer and a minute's worth of your time probably would take care of that problem.

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I think aaron designed that tool box so it would clear a sleeve hitch setup and that casting piece comes real close to the fender so that pintle might be fine in the open position
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Squatch: I like the hitch setup on your 1872. Where did you get the plate that boxes in the rear of the frame? Do the bolts on the lower hitch plate go all the way into the rearend housing? How much tongue weight will the pintle hitch handle? I'd like to get a similar setup for my 1912. Thanks, Mike
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that tool box looks good.....great idea!!
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Squatch: I like the hitch setup on your 1872. Where did you get the plate that boxes in the rear of the frame? Do the bolts on the lower hitch plate go all the way into the rearend housing? How much tongue weight will the pintle hitch handle? I'd like to get a similar setup for my 1912. Thanks, Mike
The plate is stock cub. It was on the tractor when I bought it. The ball pintle I had laying around off one of my trucks. I wanted to be able to move my trailers in tight places without getting the truck involved every time. Makes it real easy to back the bass boat around.
The plate doesn't bolt to the diff(aluminum diff). It bolts in 4 places to the rear frame rails. The hitch itself will hold many tons of trailer. The tractor will not. But I have no problem moving 1,500lbs + with it. Last I looked you could get the hitch from TSC. They are $85 to $100 and come with various ball sizes. Mine was 1 7/8 but I bought a replacement 2" ball for it from a trailer place(special ball for these hitches). All my trailers are now 2" ball including my log splitter except the m416 that's a lunette ring for the pintle. Just easier that way. Here are some pics that might help.













this guy here sells a similar rear plate and some hitches.
http://www.xtrememotorworks.com/

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I have the same plate on my 1210. It came off a 1440 that I parted out
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Thanks Squatch, very helpful Mike
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Just a quick note: The toolbox I ordered arrived yesterday. Aaron's work is superb! Beautiful TIG welds, tight fitting lid, precision crafted. Well worth the money.
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