Quick Hitches Midwest Quick Hitch

JimMc · Feb 9, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

Yes, we are very proud that Kioti has chosen us as their OEM 3 point equipment line. Kioti is a wonderful company to work with and we are very pleased to be in business with them. Distribution is underway and you will find our implements available at Kioti dealers nationwide under the Kioti label.

PS Jerry, don't worry. you can still get the RED one

DK35vince · Feb 10, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

( Yes, we are very proud that Kioti has chosen us as their OEM 3 point equipment line. )

Good tractors ,Good implements !
Sounds like a winning combo. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Gary_in_Indiana · Feb 10, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

Jim,

Congratulations on the Kioti affiliation! That is quite a coup. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

Since you've assured Jerry he can still get red may I assume that you still have some of that green paint around that you put on my box blade last year? /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Also, is there a price point on this you'd care to share? Thanks! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

JimMc · Feb 10, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

We still powder paint red, green, blue, and now gray for the Midwest label.

Inspector507 · Feb 15, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

Got to the show on Thursday, met up with Jim Mc. He explained the boys at the plant sent the wrong one. They sent the one that is made for Midwest attachments. Or anything that is made exactly to Cat. 1 standards. Look at the pic, you'll see 2 spherical balls in the lower hooks. The balls mount on the lift pins of the attachment and then the hitch grabs them to lock on.
They also make one for non-standard attachments which hooks on to the lift pins with some tolerance for different pin measurements.
So I guess I got to see it, but not the one I wanted to see.

Inspector507 · Feb 15, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

Now look at the above attached picture. You'll see on the right side, there is the new cylinders for Top-N-Tilt. He planned to have them hooked up to the tractor and powered by an electric pump but I never saw it work.

AndyMA · Feb 15, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

Does anybody who was fortunate enough to make the show have any info and pictures of the Quick Hitch that you can post for those of us who couldn't make the show.

Thanks

Andy

Anonymous Poster · Feb 15, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

Inspector507,

 The balls mount on the lift pins of the attachment and then the hitch grabs them to lock on.


I guess that means that a set of this balls are needed for each implement? Unless we want to keep moving them...

Thanks for the picture! Wish I could have been there too!

AndyMA · Feb 15, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

Inspector507,

Thanks for the picture and description. I think my last post crossed your's since it wasn't up there when I started on mine. It made me chuckle to write a post and have it answered above itself. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

Andy

Inspector507 · Feb 15, 2003

Re: Midwest Quick Hich

I would assume they would be an inexpensive item for the attachments though. I suppose you could move them back and forth, they just slid on I think.