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19luna57 Posted - 03/18/2012 : 13:18:58
Just learned that all sleeve hitches are not created equal. Built mine to the standard specks or so I thought,and then made trade for Allis/Simplicity plow. Sleeve hitch post is 3-9/16 (always easier too make metal shorter than longer) and plow hitch is 4-1/8. I know this will allow vertical movement and will have adverse affect on plow pitch. I can see another sleeve hitch in my equiptment inventory.Ole Scrappy doesn't look bad with plow mounted. Whats the ole saying, he who finishes with the most toys wins,just adding too the finish. Hope picture shows enough detail for seeing the extra space at top of sleeve hitch. Phil

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19luna57 Posted - 03/18/2012 : 20:16:30
Took another look today,and decided A home made spacer should work. Used old style 5/8 square nut,drilled out the threads and tightened things up. If ole scrappy bends this 8 grade 5/8 bolt I will for sure take her too the pulls this summer.LOL Phil
skunkhome Posted - 03/18/2012 : 18:52:31
Yeah, Phil you have an original plow. Just add a 1 " piece of pipe when you use that implement nd remove when you use the others. Actually the mold board plow is the only Impliment where I use the free swinging sleeve hitch.
Talntedmrgreen Posted - 03/18/2012 : 18:42:16
I'd go with a heavier pin too...with something bigger that wont bend, I wouldn't worry about the plow moving vertically. They should have some give and float to them anyway. Drop it in the ground and give it a tug...I bet she knocks your socks off! =]
Dee Posted - 03/18/2012 : 14:22:01
The original hitches do have a 4" tube, for the old style equipment, but modern equipment won't fit the 4". I know I had to cut mine down to work with a Brinly box scraper.

I agree with the recommendation to just add a spacer to fill the void and you're good to go.
Cvans Posted - 03/18/2012 : 13:59:59
Looks like a couple of bushings will fix that if I understand the photo correctly.


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