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@Snoopy11 @oliver2-44 The disc seems to work pretty good after ploughing. I have 72 lbs of weight on it. The dome piece is sheet metal and had a flange to mount it with pop rivets. I cut the flange off and welded it. Whoever made it did a good job.

I don't know about being made from factory but I think @953 nut mentioned he had heard of them.

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19richie66

Lane said there were some that came with a bump. Rare option or something like that. This one was a previous owner mod.

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JPWH

I have some equipment to deliver to my son this weekend. I used my 12' trailer hooked to the 953 to bring it from the back yard. This is the first tractor I have owned that could pull this trailer without rearing up coming through the gate and had the most weight on the trailer.

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ebinmaine
11 minutes ago, JPWH said:

I have some equipment to deliver to my son this weekend. I used my 12' trailer hooked to the 953 to bring it from the back yard. This is the first tractor I have owned that could pull this trailer without rearing up coming through the gate and had the most weight on the trailer.

 

 

NIIIIICE.   

 

 

Ain't it some handy to have a rig that'll do what you need, when you need it.  

Set it up right. Once. 

 

Excellent work Sir.  

 

 

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Pullstart

That fluid ballast, along with heavier built frame, front axle and CAST IRON grille shell really let these big wheelers shine :handgestures-thumbupright:

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JPWH
20 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

That fluid ballast, along with heavier built frame, front axle and CAST IRON grille shell really let these big wheelers shine :handgestures-thumbupright:

It sure does. I was going to add 40 lbs to the front but I don't know if I really need it.

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JPWH

I have a build thread on this 3 point build. Here is the finished 3 point.

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ebinmaine

Excellent work Sir. 

 

What will you be using the 3 PT hitch for specifically?

 

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JPWH

@ebinmaine All ground engaging equipment. It allows more control for keeping level at various heights. Here are the attachments I have had on it so far I also had a plow on but no pictures.

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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, JPWH said:

It allows more control for keeping level at various heights

So a rear grader or box blade would be a better controlled implement too.  

 

When I got the "orange other brand" last week I found out it has the lift for a Cat 0.  

My initial thought was for the ripper tooth. 

Obviously there's far more potential.   

 

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JPWH

That is correct. I have a box blade I built a few years ago but I have not used it on this hitch yet.

The hitch has about 8" of travel at whatever elevation it is set. 

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Pullstart
58 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

box blade


I saw a box blade 3 point at the big show at Lincoln’s barn.  It was made from an old snowblower housing!

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JPWH

This is what I have.

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