Tallgrass - 2/26/2017 20:46 Unless you don't plan on that tractor moving at all durin g a good pull you might want some kind of dozer blade on the back of that to keep mud and dirt from boiling over into the winch. Here are a few pictures i scrapped off this site a while back. As pointed out in a couple threads below, the winch cable needs to go over the top and you need some type of blade to "bit" or dig in to anchor the tractor/winch. You also need to us snatch blocks to give you more pulling power, so somewhere to attach back on winch frame. See pic's on Tallgrass's post for what your rear should look like and watch some winch vid's to see how snatch blocks work and how to set them up for max pull. Nice job . .. . few more modifications and you'll have the rig ! | 
3 point hitch winch- will this work?
