3-Point Quick Hitch

coupman35 · Feb 1, 2020

Looking to get a 3-Point Quick Hitch for my b2650 where can you get a good one in Ontario Canada at a good price .That fit good and works good

check · Feb 1, 2020

Ant Kubota dealer will sell you one.

Roadworthy · Feb 2, 2020

Kind of depends on what you want. You can get the frame type or you can get the quick hitch adapter latches for your three point arms. These work on any width equipment. Investigate Pat's Quick Hitch.

mikester · Feb 2, 2020

coupman35 said:
Looking to get a 3-Point Quick Hitch for my b2650 where can you get a good one in Ontario Canada at a good price .That fit good and works good

3-Point Cat. 1 Quick Hitch | Princess Auto

Wait for the sale they usually get 30-40 percent off

GordonE · Feb 2, 2020

I own a BX2380 and added a Speeco Quick Hitch a few months ago. I purchased it from Princess Auto. It is also available from TSC. As was already said wait for a sale and get $100 or so dollars off. I am very happy with mine and it saves a lot of man handling and playing with the adjusters for some attachments.
The quick hitch comes with one set of bushings. You will have to buy a set for each attachment you want to use with the quick hitch.

coupman35 · Feb 2, 2020

Yep saw the one at Princess Auto and TSC hope they come on special then ill get one then

coupman35 · Feb 5, 2020

Here a price I got from Kubota dealer Total After Trades $715.00 GST/HST $92.95 total 807.95 and from John Deer dealer Our 3 point hitches that we sell are $517.11

Not am looking at TSC

Fallon · Feb 6, 2020

I've had a pile of cheap QHes. Harbor Freight, Speedo & some I forget. They have all been decent & similar quality. Most ran off with old machines or went to friends. None broke or wore out. All needed a top hook extension & most had the top link bolts replaced with pins.

mikester · Feb 6, 2020

Fallon said:
I've had a pile of cheap QHes. Harbor Freight, Speedo & some I forget. They have all been decent & similar quality. Most ran off with old machines or went to friends. None broke or wore out. All needed a top hook extension & most had the top link bolts replaced with pins.

Mine is the speeco QH from PA. I have no problems with how it works but one gotcha you have to be aware of is it doesnt fit everything and be careful with your PTO shafts making contact with the QH. The QH pushes your attachments out about 6 inches so you need a longer PTO shaft...the added length now increases the chance of contact between the QH and PTO shaft.

I had to modify mine to make it about 1 inch wider to fit most of my attachments. I also had to make a notch cut out to minimize PTO shaft interference for my mower.

Fallon · Feb 6, 2020

mikester said:
Mine is the speeco QH from PA. I have no problems with how it works but one gotcha you have to be aware of is it doesnt fit everything and be careful with your PTO shafts making contact with the QH. The QH pushes your attachments out about 6 inches so you need a longer PTO shaft...the added length now increases the chance of contact between the QH and PTO shaft.

I had to modify mine to make it about 1 inch wider to fit most of my attachments. I also had to make a notch cut out to minimize PTO shaft interference for my mower.

I had to modify a few impliments for mine over the years. I'd say modifying the standard QH to fit non-standard impliments is the wrong way to go. Modifying the non-standard impliments is going to be the better longterm solution.

I love the QH on the Ls I've had. The extra length & associated capacity decreases may be harder to swallow on a B or BX. I've had a few PTO shafts rub on the QH. The PHD I modified to fit on my QH (required a hydraulic toplink) had the shaft bent several inches several times.