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Kansas | How tight can the pin be in this style of hitch? We're in terraced country and pull through low water crossings several places. Should I be worried about putting a bind on it and breaking something?
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central Indiana | same here, broke one once crossing a creek and wondered the same thing |
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Caraway, AR | I've broke em like that before, that's to tight.
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Lincoln County. NC | John..neAR - 8/18/2015 17:56
I've broke em like that before, that's to tight.
JohnÂ
Agree. |
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NW MN | We put a bull pull hitch on our J&m 1050 when factory hitch was worn out.
http://blackaceparts.com/products/articulating-implement-hitches/ |
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South East SD | Centeral City Scale in Nebraska makes a ball and socket hitch for grain carts with scales on the hitch. I got one and really like it sure took the slap out of the drawbar. |
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| That's a 2" pin for the Cat 4 drawbar. Just get a bit smaller pin, 1 3/4 or maybe 1 1/2 ".
Think about a poly cushion on top of drawbar, saves wear all around. |
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Leeds, North Dakota | http://blackaceparts.com/products/articulating-implement-hitches/ Scott. |
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| My cart book has a recommended pin size and a listing of the different bushings required for each pin size. Mines not quite that tight. |
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Kansas | Like the looks of that set up but I don't see one that will work with the scale pin.
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Kansas | jd720, I may have to check that out.
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Michigan - Saginaw County | Your problem is that the pin is an import from one of those cheap labor foreign countries where they talk funny, eh. |
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New Brunswick, Canada | http://www.integra-inc.com/product_pages/CTD_hitches.pdf
Looking at their pin sizes for 40 deg oscillation, your pin is too big. |
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NW MN | They do make it work with a scale pin. Here's our
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Remsen, IA | Does Black Ace make the adaptor or is that homemade? |
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South central Virginia | Bull pull hitches are very nice but ours is a royal pain in the back side to get the pin in if your by yourself but I would gladly do it to keep that hitch on our bailer but we had to add a spacer on top to fill up about half the room that was left or it would jump up and down all day long |
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NW MN | J&M adaptor. Worked with the guys at black ace to make it work. I believe they said adaptor came from J&M
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Kansas | I really like that. I've always wanted to adjust my hitch up a little more too. Did you get the adapter from them? |
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Kansas | Ok I talked to black ace today and they said they had an adapter for a 2.5 in. weigh pin but the 3 in. version was still being tested. Is yours a 2.5 in. pin? |
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Grain Cart Hitch Pin (pic)
