You need to have the lower links and toplink bushinged to Cat 3. The bushings you ordered go from Cat 1 to 3. I don't know why a cat 1 QH is made this way.
Where to buy Quick Hitch Bushings for Cat 1
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You need to have the lower links and toplink bushinged to Cat 3. The bushings you ordered go from Cat 1 to 3. I don't know why a cat 1 QH is made this way.
Kent B
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I just installed my cat 1 quick hitch from Northern Tool and I love it. The first implement that needed a slight modification was my box blade. It had some right-angle plates welded on just inside the frame where the bottom hitches connect to the pins. I had to get out the angle grinder with the cut-off disk to remedy that obstruction.
Once done with that and adjusted the top hook I backed right up to the box blade raised the lift arms reached back and released the spring levers then drove away.
Never had to dismount the tractor.
Awesome.
$130.00 plus $39.00 shipping. The best deal on bushings is also from Northern Tool. $13.00 plus shipping
TSC sells them for $35.00 nearly identical.
Once done with that and adjusted the top hook I backed right up to the box blade raised the lift arms reached back and released the spring levers then drove away.
Never had to dismount the tractor.
Awesome.
$130.00 plus $39.00 shipping. The best deal on bushings is also from Northern Tool. $13.00 plus shipping
TSC sells them for $35.00 nearly identical.
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bandaidmd
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I had to trim that on mine also. I also took out the lower spacer and bolt (just under the toplink hole)and welded the braces solid so I could use the top pin hole for the quick hitch. Some say your supposed to hook onto that bottom spacer but the older implements don't have that hole so I made everything standard at the normal toplink height.