Where to get 3 point parts
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We have an Agri Supply locally that I buy all that kind of stuff from. I built a set one time but they mass produce them and by the time you count your time, materials, wear on drill bits....some things are cheaper to buy and I find these arms fit in that catagory.
Most any farm equipment dealer will sell parts to fix it but the bigger chain dealers should be cheaper.
You also can do like I do on a lot of my small equipment. I have a trailer mover hitch, (reciever tube hitch) for my tractor. It has that triangle already made. Cut you a piece of 2"X2" square tubing to correct length and weld it on to the seeder, and then work it out of your reciever hitch. When you're done, pull one pin, slide it out and use the hitch for something else.
Most any farm equipment dealer will sell parts to fix it but the bigger chain dealers should be cheaper.
You also can do like I do on a lot of my small equipment. I have a trailer mover hitch, (reciever tube hitch) for my tractor. It has that triangle already made. Cut you a piece of 2"X2" square tubing to correct length and weld it on to the seeder, and then work it out of your reciever hitch. When you're done, pull one pin, slide it out and use the hitch for something else.
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I have always made mine own
a few pieces of 3/4" by 3 or 4 inch flat and a few holes and a welder your in busness,
one could take some thing like this and adapt it, Flexpoint 3-Pt. Hitch Adapter — Category 1 and 2, Model# FPHS-1 | 3-Point Hitch Adapters| Northern Tool + Equipment
I would check with your implment dealer, or a farm supply store, (the tarm supply most likely would be lower cost),
a few pieces of 3/4" by 3 or 4 inch flat and a few holes and a welder your in busness,
one could take some thing like this and adapt it, Flexpoint 3-Pt. Hitch Adapter — Category 1 and 2, Model# FPHS-1 | 3-Point Hitch Adapters| Northern Tool + Equipment
I would check with your implment dealer, or a farm supply store, (the tarm supply most likely would be lower cost),
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WOW, they want 229.00 for the reciever hitch now. I've built 3-4 of them, gave one to a buddy. I have 2 old hitches taken off of trucks I bought for 10.00 each. They cut down and adapt real easy.
dougg, that is the style hitch I was talking about. Get one of those and then weld your seeder on a piece of tubing to slide into that hitch. Lots of uses for the hitch after seeding.
dougg, that is the style hitch I was talking about. Get one of those and then weld your seeder on a piece of tubing to slide into that hitch. Lots of uses for the hitch after seeding.
