Posted by warbaby on March 22, 2023 at 11:06:43 from (24.247.205.221):
In Reply to: Pintle Hitch Question posted by connor9988 on March 22, 2023 at 10:23:36:
If youre looking for one with a rope release like the one pictured, your best bet would be a forklift salvage yard or supplier/repair shop. Every large-scale manufacturing plant I've ever been in used these to speed up deliveries and keep their stock men and forklift drivers moving. I've had a few lifts and cart tugs that had that style hitch as well and its very handy because you dont waste time getting off the machine, toggling the lock up (if it wasnt left up), getting back on the machine to back up and hitch up, get back off again to lock it down, then climb back up and go.
With this type, you just back up, yank on the rope, catch the lunette (ring), release the rope and go!
I dont know if that manual type is till made, but they do make an air-powered hitch that does basically the same thing with a valve or switched solenoid, but they are $400.oo and up...
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