I bought Pat's from ASC couple of years ago, $179 for the Cat 2 as I recall plus reasonable shipping. Took about an hour or so to ensure that I got it aligned properly to fit my implements when mounting, but gonna tell you for a guy that works alone, with old Fords where the lift arms normally flop all over the place, and the implement is so heavy that you can't wiggle things-to-fit yourself, they are well worth their price.
Ensure that you get the width adjusting bar that "is supposed" to come with them (ASC units come with the bar). Some folks sell you the adapters at the going price for the whole kit and then want another $17.99 for the bar. If you have the bar pre set for a particular implement, you can back into the implement lift it up and be off your tractor hooking up the third member in a New York Minute.
On the solid frame unit that sells for about $80, ALL your implements have to have the same spacing as width isn't adjustable. I don't know about yours, but NONE of mine are the same spacing.
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