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    Posted: 01 Aug 2023 at 9:11pm
Guys did AC make a snap Coupler single disk without the lift arms? They had 1 at a consignment auction that sold on Sunday. It was about 8'. The disk gangs were adjustable. I had never seen one before. This could not have been a home made hitch, defiantly a factory hitch. The snap Coupler part of the tounge was too small to get a clevis thru it. I was unable to attend this auction.
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Wouldn't they have needed one prior to 1948 with the arrival of the WD with hydraulic?

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Tom, they didn't have lift-links like a plow. They had chains that connected to the lift latches.
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