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Old 09-15-2013, 10:01 PM
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I am wanting to know if I remove this plate and attach the hitch plate directly to the rear end (i believe the hole patterns are the same) if that would cause any issues or do i need to just leave things the way they are? the reason I am asking this, it's because I want to build a category 0 3 point hitch. The current hitch design doesnt thrill me but attaching part of my 3 point hitch to the aluminum rear end, has me a little concerned. Any thoughts?
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Tried to post a picture from my phone, no such luck will try tomorrow.
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The CAT 0 connects to a lot more than just the 3 bolts.




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If you build your own Cat 0 you really need to look at how the original ones attach. Attaching it to the rear end via the bolts that hold the rear cover on is asking for disaster.
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The 1864 hitch plate (Draw bar) uses 5 bolts, not 3. I was trying to get something across and used too much info. I dont plan to bolt the entire 3pt to the draw bar.... I took this picture last night with my bagger tree on, not a good pic, but it shows the main plate im referring to. CADplans do you have a few pictures of how the bottom lift arms bolt to the tractor?
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They attach to a bracket that uses the 3 lower axle tube bolts.

http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=c...&dn=0063700001

Part # 15
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Thanks for the link!
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