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Pickle

Hello fellow Wheel Horse enthusiasts,

 

What parts do I need to turn the ordinary pull behind hitch on my 417A into something that will raise and lower a garden plow, and where would I find these parts?

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ba2988

Assuming your plow is a sleeve hitch implement (and not a 3pt. hitch implement), then you will need the Wheel Horse Clevis hitch assembly.  I think if you do a search of the forum you will find some pictures of a clevis hitch.  You should probably check out the toro site too and search for clevis in the parts section - you will find a diagram of the parts needed.  If you're lucky, you can pick up an entire assembly from ebay (thats how I got mine).  You will also need to route a cable from the lift mechanism under the center of the tractor to the 'rock shaft' that is part of the clevis assembly.  May sound difficult but its not - hardest part will be getting all the parts unless you can find a complete clevis package.

 

If you have 3pt. implements then you are out of luck unless you build a custom 3pt. hitch.

 

 

PS - nice tractor!

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dcrage

And I acquired all of this from my local Toro (used to be Wheel Horse) dealer this past spring; with the exception of the "Clevis hitch" which I didn't need for my tiller -- Don't know if all of these are available from Toro; some were new old stock that hadn't been sold by the dealer

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Pickle

Assuming your plow is a sleeve hitch implement (and not a 3pt. hitch implement), then you will need the Wheel Horse Clevis hitch assembly.  I think if you do a search of the forum you will find some pictures of a clevis hitch.  You should probably check out the toro site too and search for clevis in the parts section - you will find a diagram of the parts needed.  If you're lucky, you can pick up an entire assembly from ebay (thats how I got mine).  You will also need to route a cable from the lift mechanism under the center of the tractor to the 'rock shaft' that is part of the clevis assembly.  May sound difficult but its not - hardest part will be getting all the parts unless you can find a complete clevis package.

 

If you have 3pt. implements then you are out of luck unless you build a custom 3pt. hitch.

 

 

PS - nice tractor!

Thanks for the comment about my old tractor - it has wear on it but this winter I may give it a decent refurb. The plow is a simple clevis type. I have included a picture of what I am seeking.

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gwest_ca

Open the Manuals and do a search for

 

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ba2988

I did notice this morning that there is a wheel horse clevis hitch on ebay...search on Wheelhorse Brinly Adapter.  That would be one piece needed.

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Tankman

This is the old style sleeve hitch that I've used for plowin' the earth.

 

Adaptors are available, or easy to make, if using a Brinly style clevis attached implement.

 

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Pickle

Thanks for the replies - a member has contacted me with what I need.

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