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Old 04-18-2011, 08:18 PM
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I'm looking into buying a IH CC tiller, and wonder if I need a sleeve hitch, 3 pt, etc. to attach it.

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You will need the sleeve hitch lift system. The top cast swivel point and the stationary two point on the bottom of the differential.
Here is the link for a tiller manual you can download. Will give you all the information you will need:
http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/1%20Tiller...s%20Manual.pdf
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I forgot to mention. If you plan on using your 128 and it does not have a creeper gear installed, you will need to get one.
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Old 04-18-2011, 09:19 PM
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You will need the sleeve hitch lift system. The top cast swivel point and the stationary two point on the bottom of the differential.
Here is the link for a tiller manual you can download. Will give you all the information you will need:
http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/1%20Tiller...s%20Manual.pdf
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I forgot to mention. If you plan on using your 128 and it does not have a creeper gear installed, you will need to get one.
Great info DWayne! I would like to add Wild Bill's great tiller write up!

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=440
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I forgot to mention. If you plan on using your 128 and it does not have a creeper gear installed, you will need to get one.
That's in the works... and it'll be a while as the 128 is in 'project mode'. How far this will go, I'm not really sure. I like the idea of a red and white repaint for an appearance like the ag tractors of the era (I believe CC use the yellow and white as they did a lot of government sales, and it was more cost effective to paint all the tractors in those colors than to use the traditional IH red). Not trying to change the subject of my own thread here, just ramblin a bit.

please note the attached picture is NOT my tractor. It's not my picture either. It illustrates my "IH ag" paint scheme better than I can with words.
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please note the attached picture is NOT my tractor.
You may want to add this: This in not my picture


Where did you take your picture?

My picture was taken at Red Power Round Up 2009 in Madison, Wis.
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done. Sorry about any confusion.
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