Make or get the style that have the open top like a quick hitch then you just come in underneath and raise the hitch and install the pins. I've been trying to figure out the best way to solve that problem and what I have come up with is to get 2 fast hitch forks and then weld a a piece of heavy wall 2" by 4" steel tube that 34" wide then weld on the quick hitch style hooks that have the pin at the top. I'll probably make the hooks since I want them as wide as quick hitch style which is 1-3/4 to 2" wide and then I can make the tops with the pin style locks. Also the you can then space the hooks at the standard Cat 2 spacing which is around 32" and have the fast hitch forks at their 27" or whatever they are. Then the top link is on the rock shaft like you do with that style. Semi quick hitch style.
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