Lazy Landy
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Has anyone found a practical use for the rear PTO hole or dose anyone actually use it, as ive been stareing at it for a wile now wondering what i could do with it.
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yella
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yup, works a treat fer the odd small sheep, ive got my towing electrics socket in there at the moment
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why wud yu have a hole in the back of a series to help please turn over?
coppergrease
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Ditto, towing electrics. 
slob
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you could use it to put a pto shaft through fer driving yer plough or other farm implement.
or use it to manufacture a hidden storage space and fill it full of dope ( no! not ardnut)
or use it to manufacture a hidden storage space and fill it full of dope ( no! not ardnut)
slob
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failing that why not use it as an alternative to watchin BB. i.e just stare at it fer a while
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I was wondering if it could be blanked off and a recovery ring put through it? it would have the extra support of the cylinder making the hole so should be stronger than straight through the crossmember like most tow ball fittings? Or is this just another of my stupid ideas? I'm pretty good at them!
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I think that needs a bit of a long rope at the mo - dunnit - norvo virus n all
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