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Old 07-16-2021, 02:13 PM
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Default 147 rear hitch
I bought a non running 147 that has a rear lift. Dont understand it but has this big square box thing with a large hole in it. How do you pull a wagon etc. Whats missing?
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Old 07-16-2021, 02:23 PM
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You need these bits:
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Whats that big box thing for on mine? Mine has no drawbar blade like your pic.
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Old 07-16-2021, 02:43 PM
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You can attach the wagon to the hole at the back or put a hitch ball in it. Your rear lift will raise and lower it.

https://ccspecialties.org/3points_sleevehitches.html

They sell them here.

Alternatively you can just get the basic hitch that bolts to the diff cover:

This picture shows the 3 point hitch and the standard hitch on the diff cover.
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How about a picture of "that big box thing"?
We are supposed to guess at what you have??
OK, I'll bite, Sounds like a counterweight box.
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How about a picture of "that big box thing"?
We are supposed to guess at what you have??
OK, I'll bite, Sounds like a counterweight box.
I can't figure out this picture thing. Its a big square bracket where the hitch plate would be. Has a big round hole in it. Its a factory thing.
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Looks like the frame for a tiller drive with the pully box missing.
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Yep, just went out to the garage and confirmed it.
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BINGO!
Did Ya get a tiller as well??
And the gearbox that goes with it??
And the belt?
and the belt guard?
and the mule drive setup?
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