Tororider
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I was wondering if this is possible, and if not, how hard it would be to modify so that it is possible? Thanks
Can I use a cat 0 attach on a cat I tractor???
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chrisjbell
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Sure - the pins on the cat 0 will be too small for your cat 1 hitch, but you just put spacers (sleeves) in. You can find them at tractor supply stores and some hardware stores.
Bear in mind that the cat 0 implement was designed for much less horsepower than your bigger tractor. You will be able to destroy it - it is kind of like running a speaker with a much bigger amplifier than it was designed for. It'll work just fine until you put in too much power and then it frys.
Bear in mind that the cat 0 implement was designed for much less horsepower than your bigger tractor. You will be able to destroy it - it is kind of like running a speaker with a much bigger amplifier than it was designed for. It'll work just fine until you put in too much power and then it frys.
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Maybe can do it, but might want to check this thread, don't work so well sometime. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/106533-bx24-wont-ground-engage.html
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Not precisely the same, but a couple of tractors ago I traded a Cat 1 for a Cat 2. Wasn't long before I pretzled two of the implements that I'd been using with the previous Cat 1 tractor. I fixed them up best I could, and traded up to Cat 2 replacements. No problems since.
It's a simple matter of the right tool for the job. Depending upon what type implements you're talking about, yours could end up pretzled too.
//greg//
It's a simple matter of the right tool for the job. Depending upon what type implements you're talking about, yours could end up pretzled too.
//greg//
SkunkWerX
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When you think CAT "0" , think about small lawn tractors and ATVs.
I saw a 48" CAT 0 box-scraper online recently, and noticed, the shipping weight was only 140 lbs. That pretty weak, no, that's really weak!
You could use bushings, easy enough, but, better be very gentle.
I saw a 48" CAT 0 box-scraper online recently, and noticed, the shipping weight was only 140 lbs. That pretty weak, no, that's really weak!
You could use bushings, easy enough, but, better be very gentle.