On a 350 and all later Fast Hitch prong sockets, the sockets are free to rotate on the bail when the 3/4" pins are removed and stored in their nearby storage holes. These pins have a 'D' ring to facilitate their removal.
I have never read any set-up literature on plows but I believe the pins come out when plows, harrows, and cultivators are mounted. This will allow the implement to achieve its proper level. The earlier 300-400 Fast Hitches used a separate cylinder to get the same action.
I am not a farmer so what do I know. I am surprised that I am the only one who mentions the removable pins on the sockets. You can see on the socket below, that the schmuck who ran this 806 socket did not pull the pin when using ground engaging tools. It cracked the formed metal as a consequence. The socket was bought from Marty. It will need repair.
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