Land Pride Quick Hitch QH15 with 3rd party attachments

[WM75Guy]

geewhz01, If using floating top link remove top hook. You should have some flex at top hook for unlevel ground. You could also (I see you cutters top brace is weld cross wise on the bushing) Pull top pin out, move bushing/ strap to the top hole and use lower hole for top pin attachment since you QH top hook is adjustable.

I think that's a good idea. Since the top strap attaches by chain at the other end, you could add some links if needed and get it exactly at the angle you want.

 

[SSdoxie]

Here is an idea that works great for me. It is a clevis with bushing mounted to the top link hole of the cutter, then end of clevis with pin slips in the hook of the QH. I mow up & down a 15 degree ditch slope and have no problem with sclaping or or tail wheel rising of the ground.

 

[kevinwak]

I like the Clevis idea. I will have to try this on my disc when I get hone and then I won't have to use the chain anymore. I am thinking of pinning the Corvus through the attachments hole and then flipping
The round end of the Corvus over the imatch top hook.

 

[magicheater]

Here is an idea that works great for me. It is a clevis with bushing mounted to the top link hole of the cutter, then end of clevis with pin slips in the hook of the QH. I mow up & down a 15 degree ditch slope and have no problem with sclaping or or tail wheel rising of the ground.

I like that idea. Seems to be a great way to adapt for different manufacturers in a simple and straight forward way. Shortening the top link is an easy operation, getting the implement on is the work.

 

[SSdoxie]

Bolt spacing on that one is 4" center. I imagine a longer clevis would give more float action if needed. Works great with hydraulic top link on the QH, that's why I put in there. Cutter was only attachment I had that would not use the hook.

Dennis