Even though it says for cat 1 will it fit on cat 2 tractor 3 point?
890365
It will if you buy bushings to go over the cat 1 lift pins and hitch pin. This is what I did. Bought the bushings at tractor supply. Hope this helps.
141574
My tractor is a catagory 1, 3240 Kubota. I still turned the pins to the inside, because I liked the way it looked. It would have worked either way. It is only 26" wide. If you have that much clearance, it will work. I really like this one.
53746
It will fit both bank1 and behind cat. I put two new ones on and no check engine light. Took on 2000 mile trip, no problems. Stick with denso though.
220177
The middle buster will attach to a 3 pt hitch, if your tractor has a 3 pt hitch it should work.
952963
If your tractor part no. calls out this belt, then it probably doesn't fit. That's not due to your tractor model not calling out the right part number but rather this belt not being compatible with what it claims to be compatible with. I found that this belt is 1/2" too short; should be 95 1/2". That was the case with my Craftsman LT2000.
997829
Christine the top is not designed for a specific tractor, rather a specific bagging system, "power flow 7.5 bushell". Good luck
229599
I'm not sure of the model of our Grandsons tractor. It is about 7 years old & it didn't have a connection on it for this trailer. Grandpa had to make one & it works.
575867
I dont know you will have to match them with what they have at the dealers for both tractors, measure and check the center mount. Craftsman uses a star type center and seem that any star center will fit another but the length will need to be checked to.
897591
If you have a tow hitch then yes.it comes with a class 3 hitch adapter but is designed for a class 2
1034206
Thanks. I did some research and double checked. My legacy has a cat 1 hitch on it. Thanks again
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Will it fit? yes it will fit any N series tractor, 9N, 2N or 8N. If you converted your 6 volt tractor to 12 volt hopefully you converted over the starter also, if you did not it will still work, but you will be spinning that 6volt starter twice as fast, sending that starter bendix into the flywheel twice as fast & sometimes you will snap the gear on the bendix. ( when it arrives, you will naturally want to spin the bendix open by hand, DO NOT do this or you will next be trying to figure out how to return the bendix to its closed position, I have in the past had to replace 3 of the old styles with this new style. Will it fit? yes it will fit any N series tractor, 9N, 2N or 8N. If you converted your 6 volt tractor to 12 volt hopefully you converted over the starter also, if you did not it will still work, but you will be spinning that 6volt starter twice as fast, sending that starter bendix into the flywheel twice as fast & sometimes you will snap the gear on the bendix. ( when it arrives, you will naturally want to spin the bendix open by hand, DO NOT do this or you will next be trying to figure out how to return the bendix to its closed position, I have in the past had to replace 3 of the old... » Read More Will it fit? yes it will fit any N series tractor, 9N, 2N or 8N. If you converted your 6 volt tractor to 12 volt hopefully you converted over the starter also, if you did not it will still work, but you will be spinning that 6volt starter twice as fast, sending that starter bendix into the flywheel twice as fast & sometimes you will snap the gear on the bendix. ( when it arrives, you will naturally want to spin the bendix open by hand, DO NOT do this or you will next be trying to figure out how to return the bendix to its closed position, I have in the past had to replace 3 of the old styles with this new style. « Show Less
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Yes it should. The only problem that would cause it to not fit would be the cat converter
955086
Look at the tires that are ON your tractor and match the tire numbers. Different size tires are on tractors and since you did not tell us the model of the tractor it is impossible to tell you what size tires will fit. What size tires are on it now?
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I bought this bendix drive for a 671 gas Ford. This bendix should fit all Ford tractors manufactured from the 50's thru the early 60's, this would be the n series and the hundred series tractors. In the early 60's they went to the thousand series tractors, that requires a different starter and bendex. There appears to be 2 different styles of bendexs, they both will work. Be sure to check the straight ness of the starter shaft where the bendex fits. That long unsupported shaft bends and this is what causes the bendex to break. Thank you,Louis
263052
That CAT is OBDII compliant, so it will exceed the need for the OBDI machines, and they work really well!!A 95 is OBDI system.
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I do believe it does. It has the cat 1 pin size. As long as the arms will split wide enough it should be a since
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42 draft designs makes a real good 02 adapter it's worth the money and buying a new down stream 02sensor should fix your problem with the cat efficiency code you're getting.