The older Jeeps had so many attachments and equipment... I had a 3 point hitch that bolted in the back, and there was a hydraulic pump that mounted on the pulley on the drive shaft in front.. With that, you could use just about any 3 pt. equipment (except when you needed a PTO which it didn’t have.)
When we used to get some pretty big snows, I would put chains on all 4 wheels, put 3 - 55 gallon drums in the back, take out the passenger seat, and I would haul heating fuel, groceries and mail to shut-ins.
With the weight (about 900 pounds)from the fuel oil, it would go most anywhere as long as the ground was hard. I have even pulled a 1200 gallon tank truck out of a field, through the ditch and back up onto the road. It was awesome, particularly when I used the winch too.
But these old bones do enjoy the soft seats, better ride, power steering, good heater and air conditioner in my TJ.
The older Jeeps had so many attachments and equipment... I had a 3 point hitch that bolted in the back, and there was a hydraulic pump that mounted on the pulley on the drive shaft in front.. With that, you could use just about any 3 pt. equipment (except when you needed a PTO which it didn’t have.)<<<
Those old ones were real work horses.
The new ones will never replace them.
The first car that I bought for me, was a 40 Chevrolet business coupe.