Farm Attachments.

hello all, i'm new here. i joined to get more info on my jeep. it also has the farm attachments. Koenig front pto winch, rear pto, 3-pt hitch, Stratton lift, Myers 4-way plow. it's a 60 cj5. all seems to be dealer installed. it's the same setup as Rich. does anyone know how i could get in touch with him to swap info. any help here would be appreciated! i'll post some pics when i can. Thanks All! take care pete

 

Pete,
Send me a PM and I may be able to help. In the mean time, I do hope you will post some pictures.

Barry
www.farmjeep.com

 

Hello Barry, Posted some pics in an album, take a look.

Pete

 

pete send me an email jd350rba@live.com we can discuss the cj5 farm jeep thanks Rich

 

where could i find the photo's of your farm jeep? any over drive ? govenor?

 

hey Rich, i put up some pics in an album. jeep dosen't have O/D or a govenor. only the goodies i mentioned.

 

can we see the photos too?
you could use photobucket like the rest of us.

 

i am stupid sparky.
i even wear slip on shoes.....

 

yep short bus bill they call me...

 

Hi Pete,
I also just picked up a 56 - 60 (abandoned on a ranch 30 years ago) cj5 which has keonig front pto winch and rear pto. -- no attachments though - just remnants with lots of brackets and heavy-duty welding. I'd like to talk with you and compare notes.

1) how is the exhaust routed and where is the muffler?
2) where is the hydraulic pump-- is it driven off fanbelt by the engine or?
2) I would be interested in seeing more details on the 3 pt hitch (as I'd like to add one to mine). Frankly I really want to add to add an auger, but.

you can send email direct to me at emnov@comcast.net if you wish - thanks, Mike N.

 

We have a Stratton brochure here http://home.comcast.net/~lhfarmbt/stratton/ I'm assuming the control between the seats is a custom job that allow for switching between the lift and the front plow.

I'd like to see a shot of the engine compartment for the location of the reservoir and pump. The brochure shows what appears to be a Monroe crankshaft driven pump. But this is on a flat fender and I know a lot of belt driven Monarch pumps were used in later years.

Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Thanks,
Barry
www.farmjeep.com