3 point hitch
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3 point hitch
Is it possible to put a 3 point hitch on a 52 cub? I would like to add some implements to my tractor but most of what I want is 3 point. If it is possible, how would I do the hydraulics for the hitch?
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Re: 3 point hitch
Short answer is yes. This topic has been posted on many times. Try the search function. You should find a lot of ideas.
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Re: 3 point hitch
As Stan said, It's possible. But, the Cub may only be able to lift the lighter of available implements.
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Re: 3 point hitch
Don’t plan on using any pro powered implements with it.
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Re: 3 point hitch
Worksaver makes/made a 3 point kit but it's pricey. I don't know if they still do or not. As mentioned above, several designs have been fabbed by forum members.
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Re: 3 point hitch
A quick hitch kit is on eBay for 160-200. As stated many have built.their own which is what I would do. Also as barnyard said, pto implements won't work.
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Re: 3 point hitch
I did some research and I think a rockshaft lift for the hydraulic would be ideal for me. Where would be a good place to get one?
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Re: 3 point hitch
For the most part, you have to make your own hitch to fit your needs. I made mine and was glad I did. I made mine to sae specs. so I can use small equipment. NO pto stuff will work on them, but since I use mine in the gardens, none is needed. cultivator, plow, rake, harrow, water knife, rear blade, etc. works great. thanks; sonny
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Re: 3 point hitch
dterhaar2000 wrote:I did some research and I think a rockshaft lift for the hydraulic would be ideal for me. Where would be a good place to get one?
Place a "wanted" ad in the Vine subforum. There may be someone close to you that has an extra they don't need.
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