3-Point Hitch injured neck requires special care - seeking info

[nworbekim]

once again, this place gets me where i need to go... Pat's system looks like the trick, to me. my main problems are switching back and forth between finish mower and bush hog, and once in a while a post hole driller (the biggest PITA!)

pat's system looks easy enuff, once the initial settings on the stabilizer are measured and marked.

this is my first experience with neck problems, i've had lumbar problems for years and years, degenerating disc disease, spurs, stenosis, etc... lots of bulges, but this is the first actual herniation, located in C6. i nearly went into shock from the pain! holey moley!!! anyway 3 days a week in traction is slowly improving things, but i've got to find something else... pain killers won't touch it. once i get it where it doesn't hurt, i know better than to aggravate it again, for sure!!!

 

[nworbekim]

ok, let me make sure... i'm under the influence of this pain killer dope and not thinking as clearly as i should be. i need the type 1 right? for a mahindra 3510?

thanks....

 

[AchingBack]

ok, let me make sure... i'm under the influence of this pain killer dope and not thinking as clearly as i should be. i need the type 1 right? for a mahindra 3510?

thanks....

I believe you do have a category 1 hitch. To be sure, take a measurement. The category 1 system will fit tractors with up to a 7/8 inch hole in the lift arm.

 

[LAWALLSTRACTOR]

Yes, you need the Cat1.

 

[nworbekim]

thanks fellows, i've got everything in my shopping cart, just needed that information to conclude ordering. i have to get a big collar too, they tell me... won't i look great

see y'all! this is the best place for info. my mahindra and cub cadet info in the same place.

 

[nworbekim]

holey moley! i ordered that from pat's3pointhitchsystem.com right after i posted the above, and received it today (21st)... i didn't check to see where they were located, must be down the road somewhere...

looks easy enough to install... i'm anxious to get into it...

thanks again!

 

[Mace Canute]

I think you need to take a good hard look at your priorities...

 

[nworbekim]

this thing is great... took me about 1/2 an hour to install it and then the first implement i hitched to, a finish mower, i hit it the first try! click! i had to adjust the top link a little longer.

the only way an easier hook-up could be accomplished would be if someone else did it for me. sure wish i'd thought of this...

thanks again!

oh, i've my priorities in line... i'm not ready to go sit on the porch, i'll find a way to do things i need to do. the day will come way too early where i'll finally have to give up and rock, but i'm gonna put it off as long as i can.

see y'all!