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D12 three point hitch arms
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    Posted: 11 Jul 2022 at 11:08am
I bought a D12 Series 3 a while back and I am finally getting around to doing some work on it. It has a three-point hitch, but the lift arms are cobbled up.

The lift arms are 34" long and someone welded a piece at the very back to attach the adjustment (lift) arms, which I know is wrong. I am wondering if the list arms I have are the right length (34") and if anyone knows where the adjustment arms should attach to the bottom lift arms.

Here are a couple pictures.
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Let the lift links dangle straight down, while the tractor is on a level surface.  That is about where the hole should be.  Those arms look ford/ferguson-ish, to me.Wink
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https://www.allischalmers.com/forum/how-many-3-point-d10d12d15_topic154042.html

couple of photos lower in the post...
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lets say the pin was suppose to be at 24 inches ... and they welded the NEW point to 32 inches ( from the anchor under the rear end)....  32/24 = 133% ( 33% MORE)........ I would guess they had some HEAVY 3 point tool and wanted MORE LIFT POWER to raise it.. Moving the pin BACK will give you MORE LIFT POWER... but less TOTAL LIFT INCHES..

Edited by steve(ill) - 11 Jul 2022 at 10:11pm
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Thank you guys! You have given me some ideas!
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