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1450 hitch options, 3 point, sleeve or ?
Is one type of hitch better for the 1450 than the other? I'm seriously thinking about putting a hitch on my 1450 but am in a quandary as to which type to pursue.
Steve
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I make various parts including a heavy duty sleeve hitch adapter.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=20875 Since each one is custom made for the purchaser, I can make it however you want. Jeff |
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This would depend on what you have or are looking to get for attachments.
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What he said. Cat 0 is going to take alot more punishment. Also allows for alot more adjustment. CC 3pt is ok for a plow and junk...
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Many IH implements and allied as well, were designed for use on your 1450 with the IH lift components, usually called "3-point lift. You need this piece in order to use the part JeffinPA pictured for you.
Extreme Motorworks now makes a CAT 0 for the IH Quiet Line. |
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I would do the cat 0 3pt, that way you can still use brinly equipment.
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I'd stick with a stock 3 point and build one of these to grade your driveway;
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...412#post189412 |
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