Yes, I've been down this road before. I used to have a Farmall Cub with a Woods belly mower and a drawbar. It sounds like you are more into functionality than into collectibility (just assuming) so my recommendation would be to get a 3 point conversion. There is only one well-known vendor for those conversions, I believe worksaver (add the .com) has hitch kits (rear). That is probably your only out of the box product. I have seen various custom jobs of varying quality. I love my one point Fast Hitch for a number of reasons but I also love collecting. The one point makes a one man farm really quick and simple as I just back up into the implement and go. That being said, one point implements are difficult to comee by since they stopped making that last ones in the late 60's and many earlier than that. I live in NC so there are more than most places as a result of all the tobacco here and farmers loved the 140s for cultivating but even I find it hard to find one point implements sometimes, especially the rarer ones. If you want to check out prices, go to wengers (add the dot com) although they are usually overpriced in my opinion but have great pictures for reference. Go to their Farmall Equipment then Farmall Super A menu.
As regards your current set up, you are pretty stuck so you'll have to decide if you want a 3 pt or 1 pt set up. As I said, I had a drawbar set up and in fact, I had a plow and disk for the drawbar BUT I had to reverse the drawbar to use the plow. And , if I thought fast hitch equipment was hard to come by, it's even harder to find drawbar driven stuff (although you could probably customize lots of horse pulled equip ;-).
I think you should go for the 3 point conversion kit and call it a day so you can buy standard modern stuff (painful for me to say but you need to do what's right for you) and that tractor will serve well beyond your lifetime if you keep her up.
Good Luck
Ramon
As regards your current set up, you are pretty stuck so you'll have to decide if you want a 3 pt or 1 pt set up. As I said, I had a drawbar set up and in fact, I had a plow and disk for the drawbar BUT I had to reverse the drawbar to use the plow. And , if I thought fast hitch equipment was hard to come by, it's even harder to find drawbar driven stuff (although you could probably customize lots of horse pulled equip ;-).
I think you should go for the 3 point conversion kit and call it a day so you can buy standard modern stuff (painful for me to say but you need to do what's right for you) and that tractor will serve well beyond your lifetime if you keep her up.
Good Luck
Ramon
