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Two months later and you still haven’t built anything to fixed this haha.

2 minutes later, it was fixed. Hehe🦉

Thank you for such wonderful feedback! For you to say our product is a "God sent, hooked up so fast almost forgot the stay pin because of excitement" makes our day! Than you for being a valued customer with us, and Happy PTO Connecting!

Hi Scott... please give me a call at 833.444.5465 ext 3, for some helpful tips on connecting the system when you have an implement that doesn't rotate very well. If your tractor will "freewheel" you can also take advantage of rotating the tractor's PTO (using the clean plate installed) to make the connection and disconnection. We agree, this should be WAY MORE beneficial than used as "an expensive extension". Give us a call, so we can suggest some ways to make this work as intended!

Greg, I'm glad you are having no difficulty in connecting you PTO driven implements...hopefully that doesn't change as you get older. For the rest of us (who struggle for various reasons) it's a necessity (based on the 1000's of happy customers we have). For me personally, it's the painful arthritis in my hands that make it nearly impossible to hook up without the PTO Link.

This probably comes from couch potato guy. Seats on he’s ass all day.

Ah, exactly what it was intended for... glad you are finding it helpful!! Thank you for your comments and Happy PTO connecting!

Yes, that's correct. The HD is recommended for larger implement sizes (8 feet wide or more) and for the tractors that are larger, up to 130 HP. There is some metal upgrade for the HD as well. Call if you have more questions...we are happy to help!

Spend the little extra and get the HD(blue). That'll just about cover you for whatever HP tractor and implement size you want to run in the future. Easily transfered from one tractor to another and most PTO implements. No tools required for install or removal so quick and easy to move from one piece of equipment to another.

We were wondering the same thing! And working with dealers and manufacturers to help revolutionize how we connect PTO's in the future. Sorry it took a while to reply. ;)

Most implements have quick connectors on them. What more do you want? Maybe you can hire yourself a border crosser to do it for you.

@@willrobinson9575 This is clearly untrue. Most implements do NOT have anything NEARLY as easy as these. And what on earth are you yammering about with the immigrant talk? The internet is just crazy. I can’t tell; are you angry about something? Sheesh!

You have a great point... In fact I've had some tractor owners say they may have to sell their farm because of the real struggle to connect their PTO using the old way (designed about a 100 years ago)...especially if they are having arthritis or back issues. We say, maybe it's time to upgrade your PTO connection options and do it a much easier way with the PTO Link! We are honored to help those folks stay doing what they love or have to do!!

​@@PTOLink may you please explain how this is going to help back paint and arthritis? From what I could see you spend more time bent over and mucking around and then you loose your coupling or pin in the grass then you really would want to sell the farm because your back is stuffed and you have no money left from buying items like this that serve no purpose to the farm or the farmer. Why?

@@samjones778 , Great question: Because of the open-faced, interlocking plate design, we make the connection process quicker, meaning less leaning and holding the heavy driveline up (back strain) and trying to connect the implement at the PTO (rotating to align the tight 540rpm spline with 6 teeth, ever so precisely, while pushing and pulling collars/pin to slide/bang it forward until it clicks in place, etc.) And, if you have arthritis in hands like me…it’s next to impossible. Once you quickly install the 2 plates (which only takes seconds) you simply place 2 of the 4 studs inside the large tear drop openings (no precision needed), press the plates together (aligning the other studs) and then giving a little twist (about 1/2”) which allows the Locking pin to fall into the hole without even touching it. Then insert the Grade 8 Safety Bolt through both plates to do the final locking (like a “dead bolt” - that protects the system in the case of reverse torque). To uninstall, remove the Safety bolt (push out from end), then pull the Locking pin out and give a little twist, using the freewheel option of either tractor or implement, to disconnect. Place pin back in the implement plate hole for safe keeping. As for the cost… do you really want to put a cheaply made piece of anything on the back of that expensive tractor, implement and driveline? Not me. It’s built tough…which ain’t cheap to do. ;)

Amen. Whatever happened to real men?

@@PTOLink still makes no sense sorry connecting pto used to be simple you have have added 4 steps into a poor old. Man with arthritis and he Gunna drop it in the mud or long grass

If it’s the same person I spoke with his name is Dave Anderson. He’s fantastic. I can’t wait to get mine. Hopefully shipping very, very soon.

@@nowakezoneforever6021 probably the same gentleman. Soft spoken and easy to listen to. He was clear and precise and explained everything in detail. Can’t wait! I reach muscle failure every time I hook up my Bush Hog to my tractor. I told my wife. There’s got to be an easier way! Lol.

@@AlfredoGonzalez-wc9dz yes!!! And I’m bruised from reaching around the quick hitch. I said the exact same thing to my wife…. there has to be a better way…. Lol!

@@nowakezoneforever6021 Thank you... I, Dave Anderson, approve this msg! Let me know how it's working for you!! 😀

@@AlfredoGonzalez-wc9dz Thank you so much...It may have been Randy (one of our sales guys) or Ken (our inventor), Dave (Customer Care) or someone else... but honestly, they all sound like "the guy" you spoke to. ;) The most important thing is...we're glad you chose the "easier way" to get that dreaded task done! We can all relate to your "muscle failure" for sure! Let us know how it works for you! - Dave ext 3 (Customer Care Director)

There is a difference you tool between knowing how to vs getting in a little area between two large things and around the pto guard trying to lift while pulling the locking ring backwards and trying to line it up. As i said your a fucing tool

@@ttss5726 You're the fucing tool. If you can't hook up a PTO shaft you shouldn't own a tractor.

@@jamesb.armstrong5433 And, by the same logic, if you need power steering and brakes, you shouldn't own a car.

@@georgefendler8544 are you an idiot? You can't compare hooking up a PztO shaft to having or not having power steering or brakes.

@@jamesb.armstrong5433 I don't think Ole George was saying that the 2 compared. I think he was just pointing out the stupidity and ignorance of Xlt Sks comment about not owing a tractor cause you can't hook up a pto shaft. (He was saying that comment was just as stupid as saying if you don't have power steering you shouldn't own a car).

We are actually finalizing the Patents for other countries now and will begin shipping in the near future or have resellers in those countries. If you reach out directly to us via our website, we can point you to a US based reseller - who can ship sooner. Since your question, we have added 2 new products to the product line: Compact, SD and HD systems. We are working toward the Small 1000 model (21 tooth spline) next.