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first snap coupler?
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    Posted: 19 Jan 2012 at 6:06pm
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ALLIS-CHALMERS-SNAP-COUPLER-/270897017551?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f12b872cf
 
LOL, well maybe a prototype!
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Ya but a whole lot closer to being a snap-coupler than the dang lift latches, LOL
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 Picture is upside down . its a plow hitch  the rope eye for the release lever should be on top.  have one like it .
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   Wonder why someone would mount it on a C's drawbar ?
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 Some plows had this hitch system on their drawbar with a clevis on the tractor drawbar. Some plows had a ring on their drawbar and this hitch system on the tractor drawbar.
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 Years ago the sod farm by me  had that hitch mounted on there doddle bugs pulled gange mowers and sod carts with ring hitchs that were ridged set at the same heighth .  OLIVER used that same hitch on some plows     .
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We had a hitch made for the corn picker back in the day. The picker and the chase tractor had a bell shaded hitch and each wagon had a flat iron that pined in each wagon. This iron stuck out ahead and latched into the bell hitches. You could hitch up any wagon to the picker without getting off of the tractor. You could use this the same way if your wagons had a ring mounted somehow for this hookup.
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I have one too Kent, sittin on the shelf in the shop right now, an orange one.
 
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