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Snap coupler release identifation and what is it..

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    Posted: 24 Dec 2015 at 1:22pm
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Okay I know it's not the right terminology, today I bought a set of different snap coupler releases. I've only seen the large flat plate type. Is the tab type older or newer versions?

Also what is the hand chain thing? And the shaft? Knowing not to toss what is orange.

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Ok, I'm guessing...
chain thing, lower left, might be 'anti sway' setup. Tube goes on bar through drawbar mounting angles.
 lift latches , top 2 things, look old, maybe original style ?

tube on right, might be some kind of 'spacer'.

it all looks Allis-like , I wouldn't toss any of it out !!

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The parts other then the snaps are from a Snap coupler to 3 Pt adaptor. There are loose parts that are used with specific 3 pt implements. Very few adaptors are complete with all the small extra parts anymore.
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There are a few different styles of "lift arm latches".
You have two of them.
I'm pretty sure the info below is correct which shows the development
of the latch over the years.
The one not shown (#4) is probably one of the most common.
It is like #5 but does not have the reinforced bottom half.

The piece with the two chains is "sort of" an anti sway device but not really.
A-C calls it an "anchor"  and it simply keeps the 3PH lower bars under control when no implement or drawbar is attached.



Edited by Brian G. NY - 24 Dec 2015 at 4:52pm
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Wow, there some history! Thanks folks!
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They nailed it Patrick.....
Don't throw ANY of it!!  You'll want it down the road!  IF you don't, PM me, I'll take it off your hands.......Wink
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