majorwager
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- western new york
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- kubota mx 5100 IH 484 ford 1620 lull 844b
Dwalk,
Agree, I have a Long brand 10 ft BH. It is quite heavy. It is a 3 point style but when mounted we realized it could tear the lower arms and top link right off the tractor. We fabricated a simple channel iron frame w/ a big U Bolt attachment to rear axle, and extended forward to the 2nd bracket holes for the FEL. The older utility tractors had fewer obstructions from 3 point to loader. The unused 3 point remained in place, lower links, the mfg provided a rigid top link connection arm. You are wise NOT to rely upon the tractor linkage.
Edit:There are photos of my BH on this attachment forum under thread" Help Me Identify this BH Attachment"
It is not my thread, I just owned same brand as OP. Thread is back a few pages by now. I do not keep my BH mounted,actually hasn't been used in years.
Edit: Not just small tractors susceptible to BH damage, minus a carrier frame.
Agree, I have a Long brand 10 ft BH. It is quite heavy. It is a 3 point style but when mounted we realized it could tear the lower arms and top link right off the tractor. We fabricated a simple channel iron frame w/ a big U Bolt attachment to rear axle, and extended forward to the 2nd bracket holes for the FEL. The older utility tractors had fewer obstructions from 3 point to loader. The unused 3 point remained in place, lower links, the mfg provided a rigid top link connection arm. You are wise NOT to rely upon the tractor linkage.
Edit:There are photos of my BH on this attachment forum under thread" Help Me Identify this BH Attachment"
It is not my thread, I just owned same brand as OP. Thread is back a few pages by now. I do not keep my BH mounted,actually hasn't been used in years.
Edit: Not just small tractors susceptible to BH damage, minus a carrier frame.
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