how does this work?

[Gary Fowler]

I don't know of any drawbars that extend back as far as the lift arms so that wouldn't work either. I am in the brain fart arena for the guy that made that. Maybe a barbell weight bolted to the stem to keep the ball up idea is closest to practical but the stem is too long for most trailers as it would drag the ground first before the ball would get in the trailer hitch, gooseneck maybe but most of those are higher than a 3PH will raise

 

[LD1]

Looks like the vertical bar would bolt into the lower drawbar, side arms connect to 3pt side links. This would make it a fixed height so maybe only useful for moving a gooseneck? Doesn't seem as practical as the receiver tube models.

The stem of the "T" goes down to the towed implement drawbar, keeping the ball at a set height and stopping twist. Probably made to fit a specific tractor, and not "generic." Maybe sized for a gooseneck trailer.

Bruce

This is what I was thinking also. But it wouldnt fit just any tractor.

 

[LD1]

Oh, and it certainly dont look new, and is way overpriced, even if it does work.

 

[CobyRupert]

"Third" point of 3pt hitch is probably the drawbar. Like others have said, specific for a certain tractor/drawbar configuration. Seems like a waste to use the "3 pt hitch" and not be able to raise or lower it.

 

[CalG]

"Third" point of 3pt hitch is probably the drawbar. Like others have said, specific for a certain tractor/drawbar configuration. Seems like a waste to use the "3 pt hitch" and not be able to raise or lower it.

A strut to the trailer tongue, and you are good to go!. That way, the hitch fits any tractor! And the strut on the trailer could be made to swing away when not required.