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3 point conversion kit D-17
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    Posted: 18 Nov 2015 at 10:53am
I purchased a 1959 D-17 that had a 3 point conversion kit already on the tractor. I then purchased a 3 point hay stabber it fits but
I have not been able to use it when I raise the arms the hay stabber
actually lowers making it so the bale slides off. Any Idea is it the
3 point conversion that isn't adjusted correctly or is it the hay stabber that is the problem. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Is it two of three point mount. Mine rest under the arm so a different arm might rest different.
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Sound like your 3rd arm to long to me
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Are you thinking my top connecter is to long ?
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that's what it sounds like.
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Thanks I will check it out !!
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Not sure what you mean ??
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Not sure what you mean Mintenfarmer??
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I think he's talking about the adjustable top link that is in the bracket between your PTO and your seat.
1965 D17 Series IV
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I use a separate top link for my pallet fork attachment that I do for other things. its a good old heavy IH link and is easier to adjust under load than the cheapo new ones you get nowadays
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Adjust the toplink and you will be right on target!---your geometry is off ! lift arms and top link have be set to run parallel when lifting! thanks; ac fleet
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Top link needs lower on tractor or higher on bale mover.   MACK
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