I cant find any real good locations to hook a chain to my 3520 300CX while trailering. I am using the lift arms in the rear(with implement, and in the down position) and have been running a chain through the hollow crossmember in the loader in the front. Is this okay? Better ideas? I figured there would be hook points designed into the tractor.
Hitch points on 3520??
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I have a 3720 and put tie downs on it.I bought the front tie downs from deere and the back tie down from the dealer,the front tie downs are for the 430 loaders on 4000's and 4010's but fit on the 3020's and 4020's just fine,they part # W47011,look they up under a 430 loader,xtra armor kit and they are $26.70 each and you need two of them, they go where there are big spacers bewteen the frame and the hood guard mounts. the back tie down is a 3/4( bolt size) clevis put into the drawbar.
slaveToHorses
Gold Member
I've always used axle straps or just chains around the axles.
Willl
Elite Member
I've got the 790 and use the exact same tie down points as minimax does.
Although for the front, I use two 3/8 shackles in the holes then loop the chains through the shackles.
Although for the front, I use two 3/8 shackles in the holes then loop the chains through the shackles.
KennedyDiesel
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I use the chain hooks that I welded on my bucket. I drive on, hook up, and back up gently until snug. I use my binder at the rear and use a clevis in the hitch as shown in an above pic.
