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Old 05-18-2023, 05:49 PM
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Default 782 3 point lift bar

SORRY GANG…left out the 3pt hitch part.

Can anyone please post a pic of a 782 lift bar FOR A 3 POINT HITCH with the overall length? I believe they’re different than the regular sleeve hitch lift bar. Thanks in advance
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Old 05-18-2023, 08:36 PM
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First, welcome to OCC........

You can simply use a straight bar, using the dimensions in the image. I have been using the straight bar on 782 for 20+ yrs.
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That red one is a lift bar for a 582.
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I understand the 782 to use a straight one. Also, I think the smaller hole should be counterbored or sunk for the clevis pin head.
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Here's what should fit a 1/2 clevis pin.
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I need info on the correct one for a 3 point. I’ve got the numbers for the standard sleeve hitch. I believe they’re different
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I need info on the correct one for a 3 point.
Part Number: 703-0408
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Part Number: 703-0408
That Bar is for the traditional IH 3point That you use the Brinly hitch on
Are You Looking for That Bar or or the Cat O 3 Point Lift Bar 703-0811 ?
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That Bar is for the traditional IH 3point That you use the Brinly hitch on
Are You Looking for That Bar or or the Cat O 3 Point Lift Bar 703-0811 ?
He said he wasn't looking for the sleeve hitch one (I know the purists like to call the sleeve hitch/Brinly adapted setup a 3 point, but that was really a misnomer on IH's part by today's standards).
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I’m installing the true 3 point set up; not the Brinly sleeve hitch. I gotta come up with the lift bar that runs from the hydraulic link under the tower back to the hitch plate
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