Three point hitch hook up help please!

[Coleman396]

Hi Guys. Recently I moved and now have use for the back blade on my Iseki 1300.

Now comes the part that will make you laugh. I am not sure how the arms are supposed to be setup on the tractor as they were given to me with a few other loose items.

Do the arms and the "stabilizers" all attach to the same mount on the bottom of the tractor? That is how I have them but just wanted to be sure the previous owner had this all setup properly.

If anyone has a picture of theirs hooked up I would be grateful if you could post it. My concern is that if the stabilizers are not in the right spot something might get bent or broken.

Thanks a bunch!!

 

[Reyer Farms]

Can you take a pic of what you have? That way we know what might be missing and how it goes. Some mount a little different than others.

 

[SSdoxie]

Stablizers shouldn't mount to same pivot point as the arms, they won't do anyting. There are many variations but all either mount on outside of the arm and fasten to tractor frame out towards the rear wheels, or mount on inside of lift arm and go back to somewhere around the drawbar.
A picture of what you have will help.

 

[yomax4]

Best to stop by any dealer and look at a 3 point. They are very similar in how they work.

 

[Coleman396]

Thanks guys. I thought it was setup wrong. Somehow mounting them to the same pivot point as the arms seemed to be pointless. I will get a couple pics of the back of the tractor when it gets a bit lighter outside. Kinda figured he had it setup wrong!

 

[Coleman396]

Here area couple shots. Hope this helps. Looks to me like the stabilizers should go to the pins above where they are currently mounted.

 

[bcp]

 

[SSdoxie]

It looks like you have the Right side lift arm upside down. Look at the distance of the arm from the tractor frame on left side and then distance from there to the chain. Compare it to the right side.

 

[SSdoxie]

It looks like you have the Right side lift arm upside down, if it is reversable. Look at the distance of the arm from the tractor frame on left side and then distance from there to the chain. Compare it to the right side. The spacing does not appear to be the same.

 

[Coleman396]

It looks like you have the Right side lift arm upside down, if it is reversable. Look at the distance of the arm from the tractor frame on left side and then distance from there to the chain. Compare it to the right side. The spacing does not appear to be the same.

Hi Dennis. I tried to flip it over as you suggested but now the arm is so close to the tire I am sure that can't be right either. Hmmmm!