The pin and clip that Old9 links to (I put pic here) is how my Ford 7700 and TW20 are set up, I assume they have a bigger pin but same concept. That clip pin can be a little tough to fish out of the narrow space but it works well. I would expect that pin to work for you on the Ollie if you would want to go that route.
My 960 Ford has a similar setup but my pin has a cross pin and fits up,and quarter turn into some resealed dogs - little different.
Someone pictured a pin held in with a 3pt pin on the bottom, those get popped off it tall crops or baling hay straddling the windrows.....
The back drawbar hanger on that Oliver does look like it was a Ford deal modified to fit on the Ollie. The bracket that bolts on the belly might be from that company someone else mentioned, unless Ford and Ollie used he same bolt spacings which never happens!
What you did looks like it will work, good tinkering.
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