Now Mahindra Don, are you serious?
Quick attach- two pins, takes under 30 seconds to pull and replace the pins when changing implements. It takes another 30 seconds just to move the tractor between the implements. The two QA pin holes automatically align when curling the attachment. Time to change attachments is 60 seconds, tops.
With a pin on attachment, you need to remove four screws/nuts, bang the pins out with a drift (since they don't have handles), manually align the loader bracket with the new implement - for all four holes!, reinsert the four pins and the four retaining screws. This lengthy procedure takes dramatically longer than using a QA.
I won't suggest that your poor experience is based upon deficiencies in the Max's QA system (my Mahindra dealer insists that there is no QA available for the Max 28), but I can certainly state with confidence that several brands have extremely well engineered, easy to use QA systems available for their loaders that save copious time and (in my opinion) are well worth the initial outlay.
I'm also a little unsure about your "quick attach forks" pricing comment- it seems that most forks are priced similarly for QA or pin-on configurations.
In fact, to the gentleman above who was considering a B2620, the Kubota factory forks are exactly the same part number whether you use them in a pin-on configuration or a QA configuration- it's just that in the QA configuration the upper pins are permanently mounted in the forks.