Pretty nifty idea. So I finally decided to make a garden Donald. It has been many, many years since I had a garden and I must say that watching your videos were partly involved in the motivation for making my garden. I used to live on a farm many years ago and I also worked the neighbour farms but as life changed and brought me to the city farming and gardening got worked out of me. Now I'm in a home with more land and circumstances, well, lets just say I need to grow food now.
Wonderful people to deal with at Greenwellmfg. I ordered 2 sets and they came with one spreader bar and modified washers for 3 implements per set. Donald, they had only good things to say about you. Keep up the good work with your your videos. They work as advertised and i could not be more happy. I now look forward to changing implements!
I love your videos, Donald. I like learning things like how much work it takes to run a farm and use the equipment I never new existed. I hope these companies send you their merchandise to test for them so they can get a good, honest recommendation as to how well their products work. I'm glad you are back!
I finally broke down and spent the money on a set of Pat's Easy Change hitches. With my bad back and knees I had started to dread changing out implements. My first attempt at using the Harbor Freight quick hitch was unsuccessful since most of my equipment is not standard width. Today I was able to switch between 3 different pieces of equipment and didn't even break a sweat. Thanks Donald for the super easy installation instructions !!
Unless you’re willing to make adjustment with a touch and welding machine to your equipment Pat’s is the way to go. Still have to get off the tractor to hook the top link but that’s not a big deal….Donald
These are a life saver.At 76 both of us need all the help we can get attaching these heavy implements. Just put ours on today. The instruction that came with is vague. So glad I found your demonstrations on how to install it. Thanks
Thank you for taking the time to show and demonstrate how to put on and use. I'm hoping that they make on for my older tractor. 1953 T30 Fargosn tractor. I have 5 acres that I farm. I used to disk it. But I Wached you're video on the 6 foot rear tines tiller attachment. I bought one and your 100 % wright. It's been on the the best investment. thank you for all your help and advice and your time. You have been such a great help to my family. I have a disabled son and one of his love's is the tractor and oh yeah the dirt. thank you and please keep up the good work and advice.
Wanted to thank you for making this video. Its very well done. You are clear spoken and have a fine economy of words. I'm going to order a set of these today. Thanks again. GZ
Another option for a quick hitch is this. If your tractor has extendable lower arms, remove these ends and replace them with solid steel extensions with a hook similar to the quick hitches. This has several advantages over any of the various quick hitches. 1- Cheaper, 2- This does not add 4" to your lower arms so no 3-pt lifting reduction, 3- Your existing PTO shaft works as before. If for some odd reason, this solid hook extension doesn't work on a particular implement, then the OEM ball swivel extension can be replaced to original status in just a few minutes. If your lower arms don't have extendable arms, it would not be difficult to cut off each ball swivel with a few inches of arm and then make a surround to reattach it (similar to the extended arm style). Then make a solid steel extension with a hook as above. This allows you to have the three advantages stated above. If you have both Class 1 and Class 2 implements you might find it advantageous to make two sets of solid arms so no bushings are required. I cut the new 11" solid extensions in two pieces because the hook end needs to be rotated slightly and angled toward the center, similar to the original swivel extensions. Slide the forward section into the arm extension receiver and weld the rear section (the piece with the hook) so it is parallel to the tractor frame and vertical. One pin will secure it in place. For my Class 2 hitch- Steel cost for the 4 pieces 1" thick, cut at machine shop with a laser CNC= $110 CAD. About $40 more if you need to hire a welder. Enjoy changing implements. ☻
You did a great job of explaining how to put these on. The instruction sheet that came with them was not easy to understand. Thanks for the video 👍👍👍👍👍
That is a slick adapter, it works nice. Makes it easy. I used to hook up impliments all the time when I helped my dad hay. Its a lot of heavy work. That must be nice to have one of those easy changes. Its looks like its worth it to me.
Hello Donald, it is great to see you showing us/ me Pat's Easy Change Hitch. I bought a cat 1 for my 2510 Kioti and it is a work saver......Thankyou Donald...........Ken
Pat Greenwell really did his homework on these. The set I mounted was Cat. I with Cat. II hooks cause my cultivator has the larger pins. You can get them in different combinations which is nice…..Donald
WOW! I know what to get my hubby for his birthday.Thanks for the video on it.That would save A-L-O-T of time and aggravation.Could use that already,fixing to plant beans and corn.
I just finished watching your vid, you were doing a great job breaking up that ground. I enjoy growing a garden it's hard work, relaxing and fun all in one......Donald
Donald - Thank you for this video. On your recommendation, I purchased a set for my tractor. It works great. Yesterday, I helped my neighbor pull tree stumps. We used heavy chain and a working bar. I thought I would make sure these held up to heavy work. There were some big tap roots that needed to be cut, so the pulling wasn't easy, but the hitch held up and when I was done, it was just a quick wink of an eye and I had my box blade mounted once again. A real good system. Thanks again for sharing it with us.
They do make hooking and unhooking up to tools a whole lot easier. About the only thing I’ve found with the system is the springs will break after a couple of years. A quick change and your own your way again…..Donald
Wilford Brimley does a good job showing us these Pat's hitches. Thanks for the video. But, Wilford, I think the swing-in latch is mostly for holding the main latch in the LOCKED position, not the open position (as you show in the last seconds of yoru demo). Done my way, your implements will slide in and auto-latch when you raise the lift arms.
The reason I do it that way is in case only one side latched and the other didn’t (because I wasn’t lined up just right). I’d have to get off the tractor, unlatch that side and get back on to realign and try again. Got to get off anyway to hook the top link so it’s really not an extra step. Whatever works best for you is the way to go……Donald
Hey Ian, I used a set of these that were loaned to me by Stevens Tractor for a whole season. I like the ability to hook up none standard Cat. I tools with ease. I now own a set for my tractor.....Donald
Thanks Donald for that review, I just got my first tractor and that looks really really good! Nice to see a proper working guy review stuff as well, that really helps. Jonathan
I ordered a cheaper Quick Hitch from Harbor Freight. But, after reading about the added things I had to get in order to make it fit on different implements I re watched your video. The obvious better quality and the made in USA factor caused me to cancel the HF order and go with this instead. I have a few 3pt implements and a small Yanmar 4wd tractor. Not a big time farmer but defiantly getting too old to wrestle stuff onto the hitch. Good video.
Seems like a wonderful idea. One inescapable fact is that it lengthens the lift arms and thus reduces the weight of the implement that can be lifted. Plus heavy implements will more easily cause the front wheels to lift off the ground. My CAT 1 tractor has 250 pounds of front weights and I do not wish to add more.
lengthening the lift arms increases the weight of any implement from the tractors perspective. This is a benefit for tractors with front end loaders where you need as much weight as possible on the back especially on tractors that have part time front wheel drive like my 2305. I have learned the hard way what using a front end loader with not enough weight on the rear will do to the front end drive gears and bearings. Weights on the wheels have no effect on reducing weight on the front wheels either but can reduce the need for using the front wheel drive.
Ken6151 - Look into the "Opti-Lock" lower links and connectors. www.cbmspa.com/eng/products/Three-point-linkages Plenty to choose from and a very matured product. ;-) Cheers
I used a set that was loaned to me by Stevens Tractor for a whole season. I was familiar with how well they worked so when Pat asked me to do a video on em I knew it was a good product……Donald
The whole time I was watching this, I was wondering how you keep the arms from swinging from side to side. Then came the stabilizer bar. That is just too cool.
@@webcajun Upon talking to customer service. They informed me that some of the Attachments went out with some bad latches and springs. The lady i spoke with was very nice and willing to help in any way possible. My hat goes off to them for that. It speaks volumes about what kind of people they are.
Being that the Easy Change System "extends" the lift arms, how does this affect shorter PTO shafts on smaller Cat. 1 implements and also are you still able to lift the 3 pt. hitch all the way up without each half of the PTO shaft coming apart?? I already can't raise the tiller all the way up with the PTO engaged because the shaft makes too much noise. Thanks
I have a 4 inch pto extension on the tractor so it’s not a problem. Mine makes the same noise when lifted all the way up, I believe it’s because the U-Joints are at too great an angle. Either turn the pto off or don’t lift so high. :-) ....Donald
Just bought these. Be AWARE that these quick hitches move your implements back 3-4 inches. Which means it stretches your DRIVE SHAFT that much as well. You will DESTROY your driveshaft if you're not careful. There is a PTO adaptor that helps with this problem and will save your drive shaft. Well worth the average proce of $26 Not as easy to hook up, but a breeze to unhook !!!!
Donald I have an old Massey Fergusen big old tractor and Im not real good at changing tools without help. This looks like what I need. I do not have lots of tools but I think this would do it.
I think you’ll be very pleased with Pat’s Easy Change hitch. Before getting them for my tractor it was a pain to switch tools. Now I have the two hardest to connect points hooked before leaving the seat…..Donald
Wow I am surprised to hear that dnsmithnc! What is not convenient about it? I am always afraid I am going to hurt my husband when he helps me hook up my implements. I appreciate advice you have. Thanks
685jewel I used the product off and on for several years. I did not find it quicker or safer. First I had to adapt some of my equipment to fit because the device is so bulky. That meant grinding away a bit of bracing or welding. Secondly, implements would fall off because of the bent washer design and the way the implement was held did not make for a good grip. Next, the bolts would come loose holding the device on despite hard tightening. In addition, the system requires you too extend your PTO shaft making it too short on some occasions. Lastly, you will not find it as easy to back up and hitch your equipment as it has been made to appear here. Firstly, alignment is still a problem as with the old system though perhaps a little easier. In addition, You still have to get off your tractor, flip a couple of levers on the PEC, hook up your top link, attach your PTO and so on. Some people might like it but, I would rather hitch my equipment the old way rather than use that contraption. When my equipment is attached the old way, it is on more securely and not likely to fall off as it has several times using the PEC. If you have the money, there are ,other systems that actually work. such as the Delta System.
I had one of these hitches and found it to be a total waste of money. I gave it a fair chance but Implements often had to be ground around their support braces to fit. The worse problem would be that Implements would often come loose and fall off usually on one side causing a real mess. Look for those reviews on tractorforum and tractorbynet before buying. Now, you will find some good reviews such as what seems to be the case here but, ask yourself, why aren't they all good reviews. It amazes me that you find any. In addition, do you think this guy just backed up perfectly to this implement the first time? Not likely. I found this product made implement change harder and more dangerous overall.
This will be my 4th maybe 5th year using these and they’ve worked fine for me. Backing up to the tool sometimes takes me two tries but most times I can line up in just one. As for the product being dangerous I don’t see it, may be the operator……Donald
Pretty nifty idea. So I finally decided to make a garden Donald. It has been many, many years since I had a garden and I must say that watching your videos were partly involved in the motivation for making my garden. I used to live on a farm many years ago and I also worked the neighbour farms but as life changed and brought me to the city farming and gardening got worked out of me. Now I'm in a home with more land and circumstances, well, lets just say I need to grow food now.
Wonderful people to deal with at Greenwellmfg. I ordered 2 sets and they came with one spreader bar and modified washers for 3 implements per set. Donald, they had only good things to say about you. Keep up the good work with your your videos. They work as advertised and i could not be more happy. I now look forward to changing implements!
I love your videos, Donald. I like learning things like how much work it takes to run a farm and use the equipment I never new existed. I hope these companies send you their merchandise to test for them so they can get a good, honest recommendation as to how well their products work. I'm glad you are back!
I finally broke down and spent the money on a set of Pat's Easy Change hitches. With my bad back and knees I had started to dread changing out implements. My first attempt at using the Harbor Freight quick hitch was unsuccessful since most of my equipment is not standard width.
Today I was able to switch between 3 different pieces of equipment and didn't even break a sweat.
Thanks Donald for the super easy installation instructions !!
Unless you’re willing to make adjustment with a touch and welding machine to your equipment Pat’s is the way to go. Still have to get off the tractor to hook the top link but that’s not a big deal….Donald
Another Cajun here. With the first three words I knew where you were from! Checking out Pat's hitch. You video helped with my decision. Thanks
These are a life saver.At 76 both of us need all the help we can get attaching these heavy implements. Just put ours on today. The instruction that came with is vague. So glad I found your demonstrations on how to install it. Thanks
You're welcome, glad you found the video helpful....Donald
Thank you for taking the time to show and demonstrate how to put on and use.
I'm hoping that they make on for my older tractor. 1953 T30 Fargosn tractor.
I have 5 acres that I farm.
I used to disk it. But I Wached you're video on the 6 foot rear tines tiller attachment.
I bought one and your 100 % wright. It's been on the the best investment.
thank you for all your help and advice and your time. You have been such a great help to my family. I have a disabled son and one of his love's is the tractor and oh yeah the dirt. thank you and please keep up the good work and advice.
Wanted to thank you for making this video. Its very well done. You are clear spoken and have a fine economy of words. I'm going to order a set of these today. Thanks again. GZ
They are a time and work saver, I think you’ll like em….Donald
Another option for a quick hitch is this. If your tractor has extendable lower arms, remove these ends and replace them with solid steel extensions with a hook similar to the quick hitches. This has several advantages over any of the various quick hitches. 1- Cheaper, 2- This does not add 4" to your lower arms so no 3-pt lifting reduction, 3- Your existing PTO shaft works as before. If for some odd reason, this solid hook extension doesn't work on a particular implement, then the OEM ball swivel extension can be replaced to original status in just a few minutes.
If your lower arms don't have extendable arms, it would not be difficult to cut off each ball swivel with a few inches of arm and then make a surround to reattach it (similar to the extended arm style). Then make a solid steel extension with a hook as above. This allows you to have the three advantages stated above.
If you have both Class 1 and Class 2 implements you might find it advantageous to make two sets of solid arms so no bushings are required. I cut the new 11" solid extensions in two pieces because the hook end needs to be rotated slightly and angled toward the center, similar to the original swivel extensions. Slide the forward section into the arm extension receiver and weld the rear section (the piece with the hook) so it is parallel to the tractor frame and vertical. One pin will secure it in place. For my Class 2 hitch- Steel cost for the 4 pieces 1" thick, cut at machine shop with a laser CNC= $110 CAD. About $40 more if you need to hire a welder.
Enjoy changing implements. ☻
You did a great job of explaining how to put these on. The instruction sheet that came with them was not easy to understand. Thanks for the video 👍👍👍👍👍
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That is a slick adapter, it works nice. Makes it easy. I used to hook up impliments all the time when I helped my dad hay. Its a lot of heavy work. That must be nice to have one of those easy changes. Its looks like its worth it to me.
Gonna have to get me a tractor and try that out Donald. Haven't seen any tractors in the city here so I might have that market cornered.
Hello Donald, it is great to see you showing us/ me Pat's Easy Change Hitch. I bought a cat 1 for my 2510 Kioti and it is a work saver......Thankyou Donald...........Ken
Pat Greenwell really did his homework on these. The set I mounted was Cat. I with Cat. II hooks cause my cultivator has the larger pins. You can get them in different combinations which is nice…..Donald
WOW! I know what to get my hubby for his birthday.Thanks for the video on it.That would save A-L-O-T of time and aggravation.Could use that already,fixing to plant beans and corn.
I just finished watching your vid, you were doing a great job breaking up that ground. I enjoy growing a garden it's hard work, relaxing and fun all in one......Donald
Donald - Thank you for this video. On your recommendation, I purchased a set for my tractor. It works great. Yesterday, I helped my neighbor pull tree stumps. We used heavy chain and a working bar. I thought I would make sure these held up to heavy work. There were some big tap roots that needed to be cut, so the pulling wasn't easy, but the hitch held up and when I was done, it was just a quick wink of an eye and I had my box blade mounted once again. A real good system. Thanks again for sharing it with us.
They do make hooking and unhooking up to tools a whole lot easier. About the only thing I’ve found with the system is the springs will break after a couple of years. A quick change and your own your way again…..Donald
Put a mark on the stabilizer bar for your different implements. Makes adjusting the distance much faster.
I agree 100%.....Donald
Good job, I am seriously considering getting these Quick Change Hitch's for my Dad for Christmas, I think they would make a great present.
He’ll love it…..Donald
Its like the "Eagle Claw" hitch that came standard on my 1959 Case 211b tractor.Very handy.Good vid Donald,alwas enjoy em.
Wilford Brimley does a good job showing us these Pat's hitches. Thanks for the video.
But, Wilford, I think the swing-in latch is mostly for holding the main latch in the LOCKED position, not the open position (as you show in the last seconds of yoru demo). Done my way, your implements will slide in and auto-latch when you raise the lift arms.
The reason I do it that way is in case only one side latched and the other didn’t (because I wasn’t lined up just right). I’d have to get off the tractor, unlatch that side and get back on to realign and try again. Got to get off anyway to hook the top link so it’s really not an extra step. Whatever works best for you is the way to go……Donald
Well. You're probably right. After all, you've got the experience. I'm just deciding whether to get them or not.
Thanks for taking the time to do this. I've been debating to buy a quick hitch for a while - uncertain if it would be more hassle than it's worth.
I find the hitch extremely useful. Makes changing tools quick and a lot less aggravating…..Donald
Hey Ian, I used a set of these that were loaned to me by Stevens Tractor for a whole season. I like the ability to hook up none standard Cat. I tools with ease. I now own a set for my tractor.....Donald
He would really appreciate a set of these. Hope ya’ll have a great season in the garden……Donald
Thanks Donald for that review, I just got my first tractor and that looks really really good! Nice to see a proper working guy review stuff as well, that really helps. Jonathan
Hey Jonathan, A quick hitch on a tractor saves lots of time and aggravation, especially if you plan on changing tools often…..Donald
I ordered a cheaper Quick Hitch from Harbor Freight. But, after reading about the added things I had to get in order to make it fit on different implements I re watched your video. The obvious better quality and the made in USA factor caused me to cancel the HF order and go with this instead. I have a few 3pt implements and a small Yanmar 4wd tractor. Not a big time farmer but defiantly getting too old to wrestle stuff onto the hitch. Good video.
I think you’ll be very satisfied with Pat’s hitch. I’d hate to have to do without it……Donald
It makes changing tools on your tractor quick and easy. Changing tools several times a day can take up a lot of time......Donald
Don
Thanks for the video love my Quick Hitch
Works Great no longer dread changing implements
David
Seems like a wonderful idea. One inescapable fact is that it lengthens the lift arms and thus reduces the weight of the implement that can be lifted. Plus heavy implements will more easily cause the front wheels to lift off the ground. My CAT 1 tractor has 250 pounds of front weights and I do not wish to add more.
My tractor has a front end loader so I never experienced that problem.....Donald
lengthening the lift arms increases the weight of any implement from the tractors perspective. This is a benefit for tractors with front end loaders where you need as much weight as possible on the back especially on tractors that have part time front wheel drive like my 2305. I have learned the hard way what using a front end loader with not enough weight on the rear will do to the front end drive gears and bearings. Weights on the wheels have no effect on reducing weight on the front wheels either but can reduce the need for using the front wheel drive.
They have weld ons. You cut of the ball and weld the Pat's Easy Hitch on your tractor's arms.
Ken6151
- Look into the "Opti-Lock" lower links and connectors.
www.cbmspa.com/eng/products/Three-point-linkages
Plenty to choose from and a very matured product. ;-)
Cheers
I used a set that was loaned to me by Stevens Tractor for a whole season. I was familiar with how well they worked so when Pat asked me to do a video on em I knew it was a good product……Donald
thanks Donald, I saw later it was a Kubota. I enjoy your videos. Keith
The whole time I was watching this, I was wondering how you keep the arms from swinging from side to side. Then came the stabilizer bar. That is just too cool.
Well based on your video I just bought a set. thanks never new these were available. Its going to save wear on my already bad back.
After using them for a while let us know how you like em……Donald
Pat should have hired you to do his 'How to Install' video. Great Job!
:-) ......Donald
Pat Greenwell’s site link is in the video description right under the video near the top of the page. The URL is also at the end of the video…..Donald
Great films Donald, its a pity I cant get similiar kit in the UK, I can only get the most basic kit for my L4100.
Implements pop up and out of this pats easy change system....Needs more attention.
Never had that problem. Maybe not locking them in correctly? ….. Donald
@@webcajun Upon talking to customer service. They informed me that some of the Attachments went out with some bad latches and springs. The lady i spoke with was very nice and willing to help in any way possible. My hat goes off to them for that. It speaks volumes about what kind of people they are.
Glad everything worked out for you.....Donald
Hey Keith, mine is a Kubota L3240 4WD. From what I’ve heard Mahindra is a good tractor too…..Donald
You can leave the stabilizer bar on as long as you’re not hooking up a pto shaft. You take it off after hooking up, before attaching the pto……Donald
Thinking about buying this setup for my Massey Ferguson 231.
I think you'll like em…...Donald
I love the pat's quick hitch,the thing i wanted to say is that the spring ay the top keep breaking,other than that they are great
Mine broke the first year. I don't even worry about em anymore.....Donald
Are you still enjoying these?
Great video!! I am off to grab a set now!
They sure make things a lot easier.....Donald
I have them they make it faster ! I'm wondering if the other unit that goes on there that has a hook at the top would be easier and faster then them?
I don't own a tractor but that does look like amazing
Great video
Simple and easy to use.....Donald
So where do you get them. No i dont do online.
Pat Greenwell sent this one to me for review and a second one to give away at the October "Get Together" that we have here each year......Donald
When you do get a tractor, keep these in mind......Donald
Maybe one day you'll have a tractor for the garden....Donald
thank you very much for this post!!!
That is slick.....Donald
Donald, I see you have a Mahindra tractor, how do you like it? We are going to buy a tractor and are getting imput on different brands. Tkanks Keith
Wow! Thats the cats meow right there!
Being that the Easy Change System "extends" the lift arms, how does this affect shorter PTO shafts on smaller Cat. 1 implements and also are you still able to lift the 3 pt. hitch all the way up without each half of the PTO shaft coming apart?? I already can't raise the tiller all the way up with the PTO engaged because the shaft makes too much noise. Thanks
I have a 4 inch pto extension on the tractor so it’s not a problem. Mine makes the same noise when lifted all the way up, I believe it’s because the U-Joints are at too great an angle. Either turn the pto off or don’t lift so high. :-) ....Donald
A later version of the old "Case Eagle Claw" hitch.
Not familiar with the Case Eagle Claw…..Donald
The Case Eagle Claw hitch was a three point hitch which allowed one to hitch and unhitch implements without leaving the operators seat.
I have a SpeeCo brand like that…..Donald
Does stabilizer bar get in the way of a pto shaft coming from my finish mower or rotory tiller?
Yes it will.....Donald
Well I guess you have to take it off after you hook it up then.
thank you man
I like it
Pat Greenwell may already have these patented, not sure though…..Donald
Just bought these.
Be AWARE that these quick hitches move your implements back 3-4 inches. Which means it stretches your DRIVE SHAFT that much as well. You will DESTROY your driveshaft if you're not careful. There is a PTO adaptor that helps with this problem and will save your drive shaft. Well worth the average proce of $26
Not as easy to hook up, but a breeze to unhook !!!!
Donald I have an old Massey Fergusen big old tractor and Im not real good at changing tools without help. This looks like what I need. I do not have lots of tools but I think this would do it.
I think you’ll be very pleased with Pat’s Easy Change hitch. Before getting them for my tractor it was a pain to switch tools. Now I have the two hardest to connect points hooked before leaving the seat…..Donald
Thanks for the info. I will definitely get these
684jewel I would give this a harder look before doing that. I had one and thought it was a total waste of money.
Wow I am surprised to hear that dnsmithnc! What is not convenient about it? I am always afraid I am going to hurt my husband when he helps me hook up my implements. I appreciate advice you have. Thanks
685jewel I used the product off and on for several years. I did not find it quicker or safer. First I had to adapt some of my equipment to fit because the device is so bulky. That meant grinding away a bit of bracing or welding. Secondly, implements would fall off because of the bent washer design and the way the implement was held did not make for a good grip. Next, the bolts would come loose holding the device on despite hard tightening. In addition, the system requires you too extend your PTO shaft making it too short on some occasions. Lastly, you will not find it as easy to back up and hitch your equipment as it has been made to appear here. Firstly, alignment is still a problem as with the old system though perhaps a little easier. In addition, You still have to get off your tractor, flip a couple of levers on the PEC, hook up your top link, attach your PTO and so on. Some people might like it but, I would rather hitch my equipment the old way rather than use that contraption. When my equipment is attached the old way, it is on more securely and not likely to fall off as it has several times using the PEC. If you have the money, there are ,other systems that actually work. such as the Delta System.
I still don't see how this is any easy/faster than hooking up with a quick hitch! You don't need to get off the tractor with a quick hitch!
This works really well for those who don’t have standard Cat. 1 implements…..Donald
You won’t be disappointed……Donald
this is a nust get for me!!
Imagine the visibility you’d have driving through the city on a tractor. : ) …….Donald
which the price of each piece of this?
You send to brazil?
Cesar Queiróz I use them but don't sell.....Donald
Cesar Queiróz - Vê isto.
www.cbmspa.com/eng/products/Three-point-linkages
É um produto Italiano de melhor qualidade. ;-)
Boa sorte
Drop Pat an email, he may ship to the UK......Donald
A set of these can actually save someone’s religion……Donald
Go to Pat's web site and send him an email. He may ship to Canada.....Donald
I am an engineer. If you need direction to patent you design contact me. I am just a friend.
I had one of these hitches and found it to be a total waste of money. I gave it a fair chance but Implements often had to be ground around their support braces to fit. The worse problem would be that Implements would often come loose and fall off usually on one side causing a real mess. Look for those reviews on tractorforum and tractorbynet before buying. Now, you will find some good reviews such as what seems to be the case here but, ask yourself, why aren't they all good reviews. It amazes me that you find any. In addition, do you think this guy just backed up perfectly to this implement the first time? Not likely. I found this product made implement change harder and more dangerous overall.
This will be my 4th maybe 5th year using these and they’ve worked fine for me. Backing up to the tool sometimes takes me two tries but most times I can line up in just one. As for the product being dangerous I don’t see it, may be the operator……Donald