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rdh4
Posted 2/8/2012 20:48 (#2214767)
Subject: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


I need to be able to lift the hitch on my planter in transport position to create more clearance on the front units so they don't drag when I go into a field from a road grade or across a ditch. The planter is a 24 row draw bar hitch, I'm considering making a 3 pont hich attatchment to which I can pin the planter hitch that would normally pin to the drawbar and raise the front end. Does onyone know if someting like this is available commercially or where I might see something to get some ideas?
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Smoothlander
Posted 2/8/2012 21:00 (#2214808 - in reply to #2214767)
Subject: RE: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter



http://www.amazon.com/Special-Products-04010100-3-Point-Drawbar/dp/...

:-)
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oldbones
Posted 2/8/2012 21:09 (#2214829 - in reply to #2214808)
Subject: RE: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter



Floyd County, Iowa
Cat I might be a bit light for a 24 row planter.
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rdh4
Posted 2/8/2012 21:15 (#2214849 - in reply to #2214829)
Subject: RE: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


This thing is very heavy cat 3 it requires a heavy duty draw bar.
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Smoothlander
Posted 2/8/2012 21:18 (#2214857 - in reply to #2214829)
Subject: RE: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter



Sorry, forgot.

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Dennis SEND
Posted 2/8/2012 21:19 (#2214861 - in reply to #2214767)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter



I saw a 1790 that had a different cylinder mounted on the drawbar hitch, (was painted yellow and was a bolted type cylinder rather than the factory green/black welded ones, don't know if something happened to the orginal but it appeared much longer and thus you could extend the hitch into a much straighter position, thus raising the units at least a little don't know if it was why they did it or not but would be something you could check into.

Edited by Dennis SEND 2/8/2012 21:21
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canadian farmer
Posted 2/8/2012 21:30 (#2214899 - in reply to #2214767)
Subject: Something like this?!


 

Something like this??  Cat IV pins, with Cat IV drawbar too.  The tractor can run out of power before you would even start bending the thing.  Or the welds on the drawbar would go.... I dunno.  This thing was experimental, but with a little bit more engineering and money on it, it could do what you want.  Only thing to consider however is that the hitch will try to turn CW, so a major part of the load could be transferred to the top link (A-frame on the hitch would need some beefing up...). 

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plowboy
Posted 2/8/2012 21:36 (#2214922 - in reply to #2214767)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter



Brazilton KS
If you have negative tongue weight at any stage of lift it will get rather interesting. We wanted to do this but figured out it wouldn't work in time.
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canadian farmer
Posted 2/8/2012 21:39 (#2214928 - in reply to #2214922)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


Correct.  In my case it worked because tongue load (+ or -) was rather minimal compared to pull.  Double acting 3 point hitch like Fendt's would work better on this.

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seedcleaner
Posted 2/8/2012 21:42 (#2214944 - in reply to #2214767)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


Mid-Missouri
Alot of kinze and newer deeres have it. I wouldn't be without.
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barker4650
Posted 2/8/2012 22:13 (#2215056 - in reply to #2214944)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


N. E. Indiana
http://www.dandiproducts.com/

Neighbor man has built these in the past and sold quite a few. Think he might still be doing some.

If the contact info is not correct, shoot me an email if your interested.

Edited by barker4650 2/8/2012 22:14
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greasegun
Posted 2/8/2012 23:08 (#2215224 - in reply to #2214767)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


W.C. Mo.
Maybe I don't understand but my older front fold planter is 2 pt hookup. Attach to quick hitch, set lower depth for planting level, and raised position for transport. Would it be too big of a job to build a 2 pt h bar that would hook to the planter hitch?
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Detroit
Posted 2/8/2012 23:41 (#2215297 - in reply to #2214928)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


Crawfordsville, Arkansas
canadian farmer - 2/8/2012 20:39

Correct.  In my case it worked because tongue load (+ or -) was rather minimal compared to pull.  Double acting 3 point hitch like Fendt's would work better on this.



Bet that safety chain won't hold like that hitch will. Might work better if it were hooked to something besides cornstalks!
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brangus02
Posted 2/9/2012 00:00 (#2215335 - in reply to #2214767)
Subject: RE: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


South Texas
Copied these pics from Moore-Built's website. They use them for their front fold planter bars - would probably sell you one...

http://www.moore-built.com/frontfoldingtoolbars.php




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superfarmer
Posted 2/9/2012 06:12 (#2215493 - in reply to #2214767)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


Eastern Ontario
I got mine from Kearneys (www.kearneyplanters.com). It's the wil-kea hitch that used to, or maybe still is availible through SI Dist and it's built to just hook on the lower links. Think it comes with catII/catIII pins, but I got mine made with just catIII pins instead of the stepped ones. I can get a pic later if you want.....
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Lone Wolf Picker
Posted 2/9/2012 12:10 (#2216108 - in reply to #2215493)
Subject: Re: 3 point hitch to pull draw bar planter


Black Hawk County, IA
MBW @ Odebolt IA makes a sweet unit, it can be either a drawbar or a 2 pt. immplement. www.protrakker.com
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