L series Ballast

[PHILIP8N]

Buddy with NH40D has quick hitch (but no hydraulic top link), he swears by it. I have hydraulic top link, and swear by it. On the GrandL series, with telescopic end links, telescopic slide stabilizers, and hydraulic top link, I just do not see how it could be that much easier to hook up a 3 point implement. I am sure others will disagree, and that's fine. (Maybe I am confusing quick hitch with Pat's easy system? I don't know? Just know I am happy with what I have) Philip.

 

[BGigHarbor]

Buddy with NH40D has quick hitch (but no hydraulic top link), he swears by it. I have hydraulic top link, and swear by it. On the GrandL series, with telescopic end links, telescopic slide stabilizers, and hydraulic top link, I just do not see how it could be that much easier to hook up a 3 point implement. I am sure others will disagree, and that's fine. (Maybe I am confusing quick hitch with Pat's easy system? I don't know? Just know I am happy with what I have) Philip.

I don't know if I'll end up going with some sort of quick hitch like the speedco or landpride, time will tell as I collect implements and see how often I swap them. And how much trouble it is. I don't mind getting off each time, but don't want to wrestle. the telescoping arms will help.

But I am trying to in general buy implements that are qh compatible or could easily be made that way in case I go that route. My understanding is by buying an extra adapter, even implements like the box which don't have room for the top hook of a qh will work.

 

[kuboman]

I use front tractor weights with a 2pt connection on my quickhitch. About 1400#.

 

[Bluegill2]

I use front tractor weights with a 2pt connection on my quickhitch. About 1400#.View attachment 337621

That's a handy deal right there!

 

[kuboman]

That's a handy deal right there!

Works real slick and the weights are flat on the bottom so they sit on there own.