Rolando
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- Joined
- Aug 20, 2004
- Messages
- 586
- Location
- Northcentral Florida
- Tractor
- Bobcat Toolcat High Flow Turbo C-series
This may be a new one for you. I have a Bobcat Toolcat that doesn't have a 3-PT hitch in the rear. I need to level about five acres of dirt that's pretty rough from disking and plowing. I want it smooth to mow when I have grass growing there. It's going to be a pecan grove, but the trees are 60 feet apart.
I want to pull a 10 foot wide (L-10) Countryside Manufacturing Flexible Tine Harrow with the LL-10 3-pt hitch Lift. The harrow mat is 10 feet wide and 7.5 feet long, the 3-PT Lift picks it up at the front and about 6 feet back.
I came across the Agri-fab 3-PT Hitch Trailer and I'm wondering if it can handle this implement. The trailer uses a winch and cable connected to the Top Link to raise and lower the implement.
The Toolcat has a 2 inch Class III receiver hitch with a tongue weight rating of 500 lbs. I would use a Draw-Tite Clevis Mount in it to pull the hitch trailer. The Toolcat weighs about 5,000 lbs.
What do you all think about this set-up?
I want to pull a 10 foot wide (L-10) Countryside Manufacturing Flexible Tine Harrow with the LL-10 3-pt hitch Lift. The harrow mat is 10 feet wide and 7.5 feet long, the 3-PT Lift picks it up at the front and about 6 feet back.
I came across the Agri-fab 3-PT Hitch Trailer and I'm wondering if it can handle this implement. The trailer uses a winch and cable connected to the Top Link to raise and lower the implement.
The Toolcat has a 2 inch Class III receiver hitch with a tongue weight rating of 500 lbs. I would use a Draw-Tite Clevis Mount in it to pull the hitch trailer. The Toolcat weighs about 5,000 lbs.
What do you all think about this set-up?