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CA coil shank field cultivator-pin hitch
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Randy H View Drop Down
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    Posted: 09 Jul 2012 at 5:16pm
I thought I had found a snap coupler field cultivator yesterday.
But after talking to Brenda today at Sandy Lake I found out that I am looking at a older model pin hitch.
My CA is a 1955 with snap coupler.
I have a old snap coupler plow that I can get the eyelet off of and maybe the latch arms if needed.
My question for you guys is can I make the pin hitch unit work on a snap coupler tractor
Has any one ever converted pin hitch equipment to use on a snap coupler?
Any advice or ideals would be appreciated.

Thanks. Randy.
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I did it on a planter and a rear blade - bolt holes matched - should work for you. The lift latches may be different tho. Early lifts bolted to lift arms while later used the latch release type. Still I think you could make it work by swapping parts.

Edited by Larry Miller - 09 Jul 2012 at 5:35pm
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