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Old 12-04-2011, 07:31 PM
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Default Opinions: Cat-0 three-point for the 682 or the 1650?

Eventually I plan to buy and install a Cat-0 three-point on one of my tractors. I have a 682 and a 1650.

One tractor will end up as a bucket/backhoe tractor (PF Engineering plans), while the other will end up as the mower, blade, plow, etc tractor. The 682 is, of course, manual lift tractor, great for mowing because of the fixed levels for the deck. The 1650 has a hydraulic lift for the mowing deck, but I don't have the three-point assembly for it.

Since I'm going to have to spend some money to go either way, I'm opening it up for discussion. Which would you put the bucket/backhoe on and which would you put the Cat-0 three-point on...and why?

Right now, I'm thinking the 1650 will end up the mower/Cat-0 lift tractor, and the 682 will end up the bucket/backhoe tractor. Why? Because I'll have to put a hydraulic pump on the bucket/backhoe tractor, so it won't need a ported hydro pump on the trans. The 1650 has the ported hydro pump already, so I just need to add the Cat-0 lift and maybe front and rear ports. Make sense?
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Old 12-04-2011, 07:53 PM
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I think that would be the best way, I'm gettin good and ready to order some goodies for my 1811, cat.0, sleeve hitch adapter, front ports, among other things. Many people are very pleased with the extream motorworks three points, and I figure for the difference in price between a normal sleeve hitch and the cat. 0 having the ability to run either is worth it.
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Old 12-05-2011, 01:24 AM
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Sounds like a great plan!
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