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3pt Hitch on 951C

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Aphonopelma
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Has anyone ever designed or built a 3pt linkage to use the existing 4 pin ripper attachment points on a 951C? I have seen OM's very nice 3pt setup on his D4. Thanks
Scott

1975 951C
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Wed, Nov 9, 2011 2:17 AM
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Nope, never have seen one adapted from the 4 link system. Did look into a 955 unit to get ideas on the drawbar attachment below. My requirement was to run a PTO which those rippers with center mounted cylinder would not accomodate. Whatever you build, make it beefy, as at some point a good portion of the tractor weight may be supported on the hitch.
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Thu, Nov 10, 2011 12:14 AM
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could you link me to the d4 with the three point hitch you refer to. thanks
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