Bart check you PM. Also I have a Hydra Bagger not the VAC as posted above, sorry for the confusion
Mark
Mark
Mounting a Hydravac to a 3 point hitch
Hi Group, I read somewhere that a case / ingersoll owner mounted a hydravac on a 3-point hitch but I do not recall who had this setup. Today I picked up a Hydravac and PTO and do not want to remove my 3 point hitch if I do not have to. If anyone has mounted a hydravac on a 3-point hitch would you be so kind as to send some photos on what you did or a description.
Thanks,
Mark
Thanks,
Mark
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Thanks for the pictures Terry, They will be a big help in making a 3 point bracket. I am going to see how much one is from a dealer but I am sure they are up there in price and I will make one.wurkenman said:Here is how mine is set up. I bought it this way from the guy who made the alterations. It works very well. Once mounted you have to adjust the lift arms to get it level. Once you do this it takes out all of the swaying motion and is actually quite rigid. Hope this helps. Let me know if you need any measurements or better pics.
Terry
Thanks again.
Mark
Thank you for the part number, I am going to check to see how much the bracket is from a dealer but I am sure it is going to be up there in price. I will probally end up making it after the holidays. Is this part number for a 4000 series right hand discharge deck?Billygoat said:Part # C29057 is what I think you're looking for.
Thanks again
Mark
Only short term ownership of this one.Hydriv said:Of course, owning a second 4020 would solve all these problems in a heart beat.
Oh............wait a minute.........Mark already has a 2nd 4020. :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh:
No definitely short term on the 4020, if it were a nice 400 series with a snow caster, I would keep it. This way I would have a home for my cab and be able to stay warm when clearing the driveway.Hydriv said:Yep....... I've heard that story before. Just don't shoot the messenger, my friend. We are just trying our best to help you out with this dilemma. :lol: :lol: :lol:markgru02919 said:Only short term ownership of this one.Hydriv said:Of course, owning a second 4020 would solve all these problems in a heart beat.
Oh............wait a minute.........Mark already has a 2nd 4020. :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh:
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