Since Harry Ferguson came up with the three-point linkage back in 1926, nothing fundamental has changed. There are still two lift arms, a top link and the job of hoisting equipment off (or out of) the ground
Measuring lift capacity
Since Harry Ferguson came up with the three-point linkage back in 1926, nothing fundamental has changed. There are still two lift arms, a top link and the job of hoisting equipment off (or out of) the ground
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