Looking for Styled G adjustable hitch pics

[oletwobanger]

i have my 48 G all done except for the hitch I was wondering if anyone has pictures of there hitches.I want to make it adjustable up and down and in and out if possable.Any ideas and pcs would help Thanks

 

[north puller]

Do you have hydraulics, pto, rockshaft, drawbar and cage? What do you have on the back end of your tractor?

 

[oletwobanger]

I should have included that info,Yes I have the power-trol and pto still on the tractor.I have the factory drawbar frame that i'm going to use or build a hitch from scrath if I find one I like Tahnks

 

[north puller]

Ok. I have a hitch on my 70 that you might like. It is heavy, but is adjustable every way. I will try and get some pictures posted tomorrow.

 

[smokin730]

if u want to go flatback tlh enterprises builds a great combo,763-350-0555 i got one works great..

 

[north puller]

here are the hitch pics. look at the last pic. build your main frame wider than the drawbar cage so that you can shim it side to side with washers to center the hitch on the tractor.

The hitch is not adjustable in and out the way i wanted. you can see that the hitch hits the drawbar cage as you slide it in. I only have 2" of adjustment in length, but i have 3 different hitches of different lengths I carry with me that i can change to.

The only part that is not removable is the angle iron welded to the drawbar cage


mmzack, feel free to post these pics in your hitch photo gallary if you want

 

[Anonymous-0]

Nice hitch on that 70 North puller.

 

[oletwobanger]

Thank You North Puller the pictures are great.That gives me a great place to start.Thanks again Chris

 

[hillbillyhook]

If your looking for an alternative to a turnbuckle hitch, this is the set up on my 70... It allows for 3 inches of adjustment up and down (17 to 20 inches for me with 18.4s with 15.5s I use an offset drawbar to get to 20). It bolts onto the stock location and uses the stock pin from the drawbar to allow adjustments in and out (I have mine set so that the shortest I can go is 18 inches to the center of the axle, its the most common rules around here... it will go out to over 24.)

 

[hillbillyhook]

I forgot to mention on this one I only used 4" angle on the sides because I knew I only needed 3" of adjustment up and down.... I had a similar setup on a 4010 that had over 6" up and down, I didn't need it this time and didn't want the extra weight, I will check my numbers but I think with the slightly shorter draw bar than stock this one only added 10 or 15 lbs over the stock one once I switched them out... Its worked well for me...