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Old 01-30-2017, 09:18 PM
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Considering getting a xtreme 3 point for my 782. It has a ih sleave hitch now just not sure I can justify swapping it out. So immature leave it up to you guys. Pros and cons talk me into it (or out whichever)
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Old 01-30-2017, 09:39 PM
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It looks cooler, nuff said.

Edit - The lift you currently have is hard to find and they pull decent money, if you sell it it will shave a good chunk of change off the cat O.
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If your going for the "cool" factor buy a GTO. 3pts are good and all, but dont do much more than a cc 3pt or sleeve hitch. It kills me when guys spend 600.00 on a cat 0 and sleeve hitch adapter, when all they have are sleeve hitch attachments...

Not to mention you dont gain squat for lift capacity or height... atleast without sacrificing one for the other. But whatever, do what you want, buy a "cool" cat 0. Hell, buy two...
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I would love to put one of those on one of my QuietLines. However, I cannot justify the cost...but looking at Zippy1's new hitch on his 782 sure is enticing. I might just do it! YOLO!
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If your going for the "cool" factor buy a GTO. 3pts are good and all, but dont do much more than a cc 3pt or sleeve hitch. It kills me when guys spend 600.00 on a cat 0 and sleeve hitch adapter, when all they have are sleeve hitch attachments...

Not to mention you dont gain squat for lift capacity or height... atleast without sacrificing one for the other. But whatever, do what you want, buy a "cool" cat 0. Hell, buy two...
That's exactly what I was expecting to hear. Thank you!

If nothing it to be gained other than a little bit of adjustment I have no use for it.
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That's exactly what I was expecting to hear. Thank you!

If nothing it to be gained other than a little bit of adjustment I have no use for it.
Sure, I don't have a lot of uses for my new cat 0 on the 782 right now, other than sleeve hitch equipment. But I'm planning for the future, cause I've got one heck of a pile of scrap steel, a torch, welder, and pages upon pages of drawings and ideas.
And damn it. They look cool, and I wanted one. The last point sold it for me.
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Sure, I don't have a lot of uses for my new cat 0 on the 782 right now, other than sleeve hitch equipment. But I'm planning for the future, cause I've got one heck of a pile of scrap steel, a torch, welder, and pages upon pages of drawings and ideas.
And damn it. They look cool, and I wanted one. The last point sold it for me.
They do look cool I'll admot. But all I got right now is a brinley 1 bottom. And in the market for a rear blade. Just not worth the price right now. I will probably eventually get one just right now I can only really do with what I can really use.
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Buy the three point hitch. Your tractor wants it.
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.... and I wanted one.
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I would get one if you are in the market for a rear blade. Three point mount rear blades are cooler.
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