Cat 1 Quick hitch

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Thanks,

Robert

The height that the top link pin is set above the bottom pins isn't consistent on all my stuff. So I ended up taking the quick hitch off and putting it back on sometimes when I switched implements.

I spent a fair amount of money having a guy modify my carry-all so it would mount up with the quick hitch.

Some things simply won't work with the quick hitch - Like my Ferguson plow. The lower link pins aren't parallel with each other, so the quick hitch won't mount up to it.

It was also a pain in the neck to not be able to use sway bars with my stuff. The quick hitch is set up so you can't use them.

I also found that stuff wouldn't settle down into the hitch easily. I frequently had to jump on the implement or drop it and lift it up a few times before I could lock it into place.

So now my quick hitch sits in a barn collecting dust. I gave up on the thing.

I'll sell it for $100 if anyone wants it. I'll even throw in all the adapters I bought.

Robert

I had to make an adapter myself to match the top link up to my cat.1 attachments.

So part of the usefulness is gone. I can hook up and drag my implements out into the yard but I still have to get off the tractor and put a pin in the top link before I can go to work.

One big advantage to the Quick Hitch is that it adds some weight to my grader blade so it stays on the ground better. I can run a little faster and still do a good job on the driveway.