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Old 07-10-2014, 10:32 AM
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I snapped a couple pics. I robbed the seat off my 682 so I could play. (It's waiting for me to put a motor in it.) But, it isn't staying. It has a sliding adjuster on the bottom, and I'm only 5'7", so I can barely touch the foot pads with the added height.

Lance, I'll post pics of the hitch, but it isn't much to look at. I just used a regular 3pt drawbar. It will look different when I get a chance. I have a quick-attach for it, but I hadn't picked up a new 3rd link. When I get it, I'll make the drawbar a full 3pt with a receiver hitch so it' easy to go from all the different ball sizes. Also, I will be making a permanent drawbar for it....... if I keep it. Thinking about sending it down the road, and buying that 656 I borrowed the other day......


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Thx, I was thinkin along the same idea... a draw bar with a reciever using an upside down Y connecting it to the upper link as a stablizer. For flat towing with my Bronco trucks I made a hitch with a tow hook on it instead of a ball which would also work well for pulling harrows or anything else so I think it would be handy to be able to use it on the tractors also.
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Thx, I was thinkin along the same idea... a draw bar with a reciever using an upside down Y connecting it to the upper link as a stablizer. For flat towing with my Bronco trucks I made a hitch with a tow hook on it instead of a ball which would also work well for pulling harrows or anything else so I think it would be handy to be able to use it on the tractors also.
For pulling anything with a chain, I use a clevis.

Oh, for got to tell you. On parts, check out hamiltonbobs.com. I linked it to the page for the 154 for you. If you don't see what you need, call them. They'll have it.
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The lol boy is Looking good Jonathan.
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I've used Hamilton bobs several times, always happy with how it goes.
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Thx, I found hamiltonbobs site a couple weeks back but I havent ordered anything from it yet... have to work on the wish list first
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