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    Posted: 15 Aug 2019 at 4:49pm
Hi everyone. I just started on this forum as I am new to the tractor world. I have been recently given a nice running 1951 Allis Chalmers CA, serial number "CA 635". My question is, can I upgrade the pin hook up to the newer snap coupler set up from another newer model CA? I want to use the tractor to pull some simple implements for working on my small deer food plot. The hydraulics work fine as I have already tested it. I know I could buy implements that will hook up to a ball on the draw bar but they are pricey and I sort of like the idea of using original parts. Thanks for whatever help you can give me.
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Hey welcome to another Wisconsinite. Sorry I can't answer your question but there are alot of knowledgable  helpful people here. Where in WI are you?
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Yes you can add the Snap Couple bell, but you have to alter the lift arms for the proper lift latches to fit.
 The pin hitch lift arms have a little "hangy down" piece with an extra hole, compared to the SC lift arms.
https://www.allischalmers.com/forum/uploads/101/CA_Snap_Coupler_Drawbar_Standard.jpg


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I'd personally like the pin set up better
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I have a parts ca with all the snap coupler parts. Ryan 402-469-1738
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Why not just get a pin hitch 3pt adapter. I did and it worked great. I put the pin hitch back on later. The woods belly mower dosent work with a snap couple the bell gets in the way with a pin hitch I can have a hitch with the belly mower installed. I put the pin hitch adapter on one of my WEd 45s and it workes hreat there also
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Don't need to cut down the lift arms. I use mine with both pin and snap coupler implements.
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Originally posted by DennisA (IL) DennisA (IL) wrote:

Don't need to cut down the lift arms. I use mine with both pin and snap coupler implements.

 I thought the lift latches wouldn't fit right with the extra part on the bottom of the pin hitch lift arms.


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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Originally posted by DennisA (IL) DennisA (IL) wrote:

Don't need to cut down the lift arms. I use mine with both pin and snap coupler implements.


 I thought the lift latches wouldn't fit right with the extra part on the bottom of the pin hitch lift arms.


They work well but they are a little loose and pivot on the bolt. Since I have both pin & Snap-Coupler equipment I have no need to cut the arms down. One benefit to leaving the arms long is have lift snap-coupler equipment a bit higher off the ground.
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