Quick 3pt-Hitch (Do you like yours=Y/N)

[ayelvington]

I have the Harbor Freight QH and love it. I might swap out four implements on a good day, and it's a real time saver.

 

[JB4310]

You couldn't pry my iMatch from my cold dead hands!

But what is this "1/3yd dump bucket" you speak of? Never heard of anything like that for a 3PH.

Yes you did, just a different name...
CountyLine Dirt/Soil Scoop, 30 in. - 2131514 | Tractor Supply Company

I guess he does not have a loader ? They were a great implement for those tractors w/o loaders. I used one once to dig a narrow walk out of my lawn, didn't want to use the 5 ft front bucket or box blade for a 3 ft walk. Borrowed an old one and was impressed how efficient they work.

I feel the same as Kenny does.

Me too, I was gonna say something like I would take mine to bed with me, but that might not be appropriate for a family friendly site :laughing:

Mine never comes off, Coupled with a HTL it is so easy to engage implements, don't even have to stretch to far to reach the locking levers.
When I first got my tractor I thought I wouldn't benefit from a QH, and didn't get one for 2 years. I would not be without one now.

I've got a mis match of several different brands and ages of implements, so it took some modding, but so well worth it I don't even think of it as a hassle in any way.

I put a receiver tube and some stow boxes on mine recently.

JB

 

[Gizmo2]

Don't need one or want one.

 

[ipwanab]

I haved a JD quick hitch and like it a lot. I especially like backing up to my 62d and raising it to get to the underside easily.The biggest plus for me is the convienience of stacking/hanging everything on the imatch while tractor sits in the garage between uses. I set my earplugs,gloves,hat,boots(upside down) on it so I can find them next trip.Recently I have been hanging my grease gun to remind me to grease deck before I start mowing.

 

[k0ua]

Yes you did, just a different name...
CountyLine Dirt/Soil Scoop, 30 in. - 2131514 | Tractor Supply Company

I guess he does not have a loader ? They were a great implement for those tractors w/o loaders. I used one once to dig a narrow walk out of my lawn, didn't want to use the 5 ft front bucket or box blade for a 3 ft walk. Borrowed an old one and was impressed how efficient they work.





Me too, I was gonna say something like I would take mine to bed with me, but that might not be appropriate for a family friendly site :laughing:

Mine never comes off, Coupled with a HTL it is so easy to engage implements, don't even have to stretch to far to reach the locking levers.
When I first got my tractor I thought I wouldn't benefit from a QH, and didn't get one for 2 years. I would not be without one now.

I've got a mis match of several different brands and ages of implements, so it took some modding, but so well worth it I don't even think of it as a hassle in any way.

I put a receiver tube and some stow boxes on mine recently.

JB

The additions you have made look very nice, and usefull too!

James K0UA

 

[megotatractor]

It looks a little silly on my 2210 but it is handy as ****. I have my pto 50" roto-tiller on dollies so I can just wheel it up to the tractor, hook up the pto, and lift and till. Then I go pick up the rear blade for quick driveway grooming. It's great, just wish I had more 3 pt attachments to play with, er, work with.

 

[Storm56]

I have Pat's quick hitch system and would not be without it!

 

[John in the UP]

I've got the I-Match and I like it. I can drop one implement and pick up another without getting out of the seat - unless of course a pto shaft is involved...

 

[Ductape]

I used to have an I-Match and really liked it. I did have to modify an older implement or two to fit (not a problem if you are so equipped). But.... since bought my Kubota with extendable arms, it has really made the I-Match obsolete, IMO...... so I sold it. No doubt I would own another if my tractor came with the standard three point with turnbuckles and non-extendable arms.

 

[jenkinsph]

I used to have an I-Match and really liked it. I did have to modify an older implement or two to fit (not a problem if you are so equipped). But.... since bought my Kubota with extendable arms, it has really made the I-Match obsolete, IMO...... so I sold it. No doubt I would own another if my tractor came with the standard three point with turnbuckles and non-extendable arms.

I have the telescopic link arms and I Match too for the most part I use the IMatch and have the telescopic arms as backup.