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  1. Jdu94

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    Picked up a john deere 330 diesel tractor and it has a 3pt setup, this is new to me how do I tell what category hitch it is? Did some Google searching and got mixed answers that said cat 0 and 1. Just shopping for a few other attachments.
     

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    It's either a Cat 0 or limited Cat 1.

    Top pin Lift pin Spacing
    Cat 0. 5/8. 5/8. 20
    Ltd Cat1. 3/4. 7/8. 28

    Ltd Cat 1 are "limited" on the lifting height. Some Cat 1 Implements are too tall for them. Several mfg make Implements specifically for Ltd Cart 1


    Loading up the Lopi
    Mike in Okla
     
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    Nice tractor hope it serves you well
     
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    Thanks, real happy with it so far
     
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    All specs listed as you scroll down. Its cat 0.

    TractorData.com John Deere 330 tractor information
     
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    Under 20 horse *should always be Cat 0.
     
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    Congrats on the Deere diesel.. Should be a good tractor for you! I thought they were all Cat 0 but learned something today :thumbs:
     
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    Tell us your plans when you get them
     
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    There were/are a ton of Sub-Compact category tractors (Deere 2210, 2305, and the 1xxx series, many Kubota BXs) that are Limited Cat 1 and under 20HP.

    Not a whole lot of Cat 0 out there these days, thanks to the HD garden tractor being pushed to near-extinction by sub-compacts.

    A bunch of the small-frame compacts (Deere 650/670, 4010, 4100, 4110) are full Cat I with sub 20-HP specs.

    A handful of mid-framers too, 750, 770, 755, even the 855 is only 19 HP on the PTO and feature full Cat I 3pt.

    It has more to do with frame/tire size, and frame strength (ballast capability) than it does engine HP.
     
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