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Quick hitch for compact tractor


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why do you want a hitch for a compact tractor? surely theres no weight in the things you pick up so you can wang them around slightly if you dont come in to them square? sems a bit of a waste of money thats all?

 

just my 2pence sorry. am used to picking up implements of 5t or more. no messing about then!

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Cheapest option is to weld them on especially if you make them yourself out of some scrap channel.Tractor A frame costs about £140 and weld on implement A frame about £40.You could weld some clevis plates on the "weld on frame" if you don't want to alter your imlement.

 

When I'm on logs I drop the splitter off turn the tractor around and throw split logs into 8 foot loader bucket.I have made up some 20 foot extension hydraulic hoses and the tractor has cat 3 hooks - A frame would be alot quicker picking up and dropping off.

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why do you want a hitch for a compact tractor? surely theres no weight in the things you pick up so you can wang them around slightly if you dont come in to them square? sems a bit of a waste of money thats all?

 

just my 2pence sorry. am used to picking up implements of 5t or more. no messing about then!

 

 

 

Ok i give, in yours is MUCH bigger than mine :001_smile:,yes im not dealing with 5t,but its still a pain in the butt swapping from log splitter/Hakki PIlke Eagle/pallet forks/trailer and i am just trying to make things easier......my back isnt getting any younger!! :001_huh:

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Hi, yes i can vouch for the ones from northern tool. I have them fitted to some of my tractors and they are very good and strong, have lasted years of abuse

 

Can i ask what size your bottom link arms are? my fittings are cat 1.

ie are they on compact or full size tractors and do you know if there is a difference,cos i dont want to order them if they dont fit :confused1:

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Twose

 

You may have to adjust the lower link arm width between implements and you'll definetly have to take the toplink on and off - so I don't think you will

gain very much with the northern tool option.

 

With the A frame you just back up to the implement , lift and it locks on automatically. To take off you just pull on the rope , lower and its off :thumbup1:

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