<font color=red>Thanks for the lead, Soundguy. I can't guarantee the Karma return on your time investment, but your future actions will certainly accrue to counterweigh your past actions and I, too, am hoping that all of my upcoming life actions reconcile my overdrawn Karma account--overdsrawn as a result of a questionable misspent youth. <font color=red>
I wish i could chalk my karma debts up to youth, but i was fairly benign then, but now as an adult have really found out how to get into a pickle now and then!
I believe my TSC one was farmstar, and yes, the pins ( which are welded on ) are cat1, and the toplink attatchment is cat 1 as well. There is an assemble which is part of the frame for the spreader that incorporates the toplink hitching area.
Very light, and can be attatched without a crowbar or hammer, unlike many 3pt implimints. I like the pto setup the best, no worry about size/adjustment, etc... just make sure you have an allen wrench set.. as it doesn't come with one!
live long and prosper..er.. or something like that. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
Soundguy
<font color=green>"Farmstar Equipment." Can you tell me offhand which brand it is? I'd like to find out a little more about the structure and dimensions of the hitch, as well. You mention that its size is a Cat 0 by dimension, but fits the Cat 1. Does it come with Cat 1 pins and a toplink mast? Again, the picure was incomplete.