Just bought a Speeco E hitch. Looking for advice; fits my new Deere disc perfect. My 6 year old behlen box blade and old 25a Deere flail don’t fit. The 3 PT frame is too wide and lift pins can’t seat into speeco and frame rests on speeco. Any workarounds? Am I SOL? Likely will get a new box blade and sell old one. But my 25a works great and would rather not buy another. What flail works/seats into the speeco? I’m now too concerned about just ordering an implement and it not being able to fit.
Had my harbor freight for 16 years. Used on my BX2230 until 2016. Been on my B3200 for eight years. Have abused it as much as possible with a 6 foot Land Pride box blade cutting new roads thru woods. Have bent and broken scarifiers on rocks and stumps and the HF quick hitch just keeps pulling. None of the tractor guys ever talk about it. Surprising given how low the price is. I bought it new for $100. They’re only $134 now. To give the same info, weight is 61.4 lbs. Also, the manual says nothing about bushings and I’ve never used them with it.
Did you find that you had to buy a 5/8” top link pin? My “quick hitch compatible” box blade came with a 3/4” pin for that top link and it’s just big enough that it won’t fit through the holes in the Speeco. It wasn’t a big deal to get a 5/8” pin, but I was a bit surprised.
GTW here is an idea that maybe you can get some manufacturers to fabricate... th-cam.com/video/uhxPtdXPA04/w-d-xo.html These are the best forks, only makes sense to adapt to both ends of the tractor.
Great video. Tempting. I’ve never used a quick hitch. My left and right arms of the 3pt on my JD2210 aren’t exactly level, and the adjustment is frozen. Can’t move it even after soaking in Kroil, WD, Fluid. Would I still be able to connect to the speeco? Or do you have a better solution to level up my arms without buying the new adjustable link?
@@GoodWorksTractors Thanks to suggestions in the comments of one of my videos, my link is now functioning properly! I think I'm leaning toward the Speeco. How do I make sure I get one that doesn't require the bushings? If I order one from you next week, does it need the bushings?
For the hitches that require bushings, would it be an option to just get the sleeve bushings that you could easily take on or off? Why are the bushings that use the roll pins needed? I can see where the roll pin style would be better in a lot of ways but if you're using the implement on a quick hitch tractor and on a non-quick hitch tractor, it would be difficult to remove that style bushing.
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Can anyone tell me the difference between a Cat 2 and Cat 3 quick hitch? I can't seem to find any decent info online. Can a Cat 2 quick hitch fit on a JD 3232e?
I just got a LandPride QH15 and damn are they nice to use. Make everything 99x faster and easier but I got a L4060 kind of pushing the limits of Compact into Utility size so I have to dismount walk around and lock down the hitch. Cant reach bbehind and lock it. Too damn far away.
Why would anyone buy it? You can nearly buy two of the Speeco's for the price of one Land Pride. Kubota orange is becoming the new John Deere green. They think they can charge anything they want and get away with it.
@Good Works Tractors The bushings are there for some older hay equipment that use the 3-point hitch as a two point hitch system. In my opinion, it would be cheaper and more efficient to change the pins on that equipment than to buy bushings for everything else. It's also unlikely that sub-compact tractors will be using said equipment. On top of that, I'm not sure any of that stuff would actually be usable with a quick hitch in the first place. I would assume that most of the quick hitches are made the way they are, because they copied John Deere. John Deere most likely did that because they wanted that backwards compatibility.
What is the difference between the Speeco "E-Hitch" and Speeco's Category 1 "Quick Hitch"? They show both on their website. It looks like they both attach to a Category 1 tractors and hook up Category 1 implements. Other than color I don't see any other real differences.
My thoughts on the lower bushings are just for additional adaptation to implement hitches that are not exact cat 1 width dimensions or pin size. Whether it be internal or external lower pin mounts. And with the shoulder no need to worry about snagging the lynchpin when hooking up. Also it’s easier to bush up than change pins to get to correct size.
@@russwilkins1622 correct. And with the bushing hitches they will not fit. But using the hitches with slots made for cat 1 pins folks will surely install the lynch pins
@@littlejackalo5326 correct. I was comparing adapter bushing w/roll pins to folks who just install large pins (I.e. CAT 3) and leave lynch pins installed. When they hook up they beat up the lynch pins. usually only once this happens 🤬😆
I use my quick hitch on all my equipment without them bushings. Works just fine of them 7/8 pins that are on the equipment. Saves money and easier if a neighbor needs to borrow a piece of equipment and doesn't have a quick hitch.
Do any of these hitches stand out above the others with respect to quality of materials & manufacturing? It is tough to tell from the video but it looks like the Worksaver *might* be a bit better made....?? Just curious as I can't see them in the flesh. Enjoy your channel very much!!
Howdy, the Worksaver and Speeco weigh the most. They are within a few ounces of each other. Most have strong support in the gussets too. Speeco doesn't need bushings. So, Speeco wins in my opinion.
Cat 1 to Cat 3 on Quick Hitch My theory on why the different sizes using the bushing is to #1, sell more parts, #2 is that in using the quick hitch over a period of time, the bushing becomes slightly burred. On the hitch that is of no concern. But if it was on the Cat 1 pin itself, you might have trouble putting the pin in the receiver ball socket if that was ever desired.
It's simple really... they only make one model and call it CAT I/II/III based on the hitch pins they install in it. There are always tradeoffs. The Speeco is much better built, but the CAT I ears means you'll never be able to pick up anyone else's attachment. (and after a few years, those roll pins don't come out!)
Most post hole augers I know of don't use the top link, but rather have the post hole auger connect right to the base of the top link. Basically, you remove the top link from your 3 point and connect the auger frame to it instead.
@@GoodWorksTractors I get it, my question is that the quick mount is useless without the top link, therefore I guess it would be incompatible with an auger. When I saw the top link bracket (you removed from the hitch on the scale), I though it might act as a surrogate connection for the auger, just curious.
Great video ! I learned a lot , measurements also very helpful . Plan on getting a quick hitch and just started to research, but I was think why couldn't one just add a sleeve / bushing / piece of black pipe to the existing pin and tack weld to hold into place . Speeco does look like the way to go though .
You can see a Heavy Hitch dual weight bracket mounted in the Speeco in two videos below. So, it does fit. th-cam.com/video/-_ONGTRPIFk/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/NY-jH3ekXY8/w-d-xo.html
@@richardfantom8963 It fits you just can’t get all the weights on inside rail. Gussets on QH get in the way. I emailed HH to find out. Landpride qh will clear the weights better
I wondered if I get a Hydraulic Top Link and a Quick Hitch would the Top Link need to be slighter longer or shorter than that is no quick hitch is used ?
Thank you for your review! I would add a very important point. One of the most important thing when choosing a quick hitch is to consider wich one has the shorter distance between the lower hook and 3 point tractor side pin hole. The shorter is the distance, the better it is to keep your accesories neer your tractor. You don't want any unecessary inches between the tractor and your accessories. I think that having larger hook diameter give you the chance to install bigger tool and also beign able to install the Cat. 1 tools ? Very good review, lot of information ! Thanks !
Why You do not want to ship to Europe, we do not understand. We are buying sometimes from the US and there is no problem, of course there is a transport cost but we pay it all in advance. Best regards.
I have never said I don't want to ship to Europe. The last quote I got to ship a quick hitch to the UK was $1,300 USD. So, if you're willing to pay freight cost, then I'm happy to ship 🤣👍
This is a great video, but you also need the inside/outside wall dimensions of the quick hitch frame because when you have an attachment like a box blade, that wall needs to fit inside of that pin area just like the hooks. I purchased a quick hitch based on the inside/outside hook widths and then got it home only to realize the hooks fit fine but the outside wall dimensions were too wide for my "quick hitch compatible" box blade.
I'm sorry. I may have missed it because my Wife was telling me something while I was watching your video with my earbuds in. But did you say how much the Red/Orange Speed Hitch cost? And will it fit my new 2020 MX 5400 HST, 4 WD KUBOTA? I've got to purchase one. Thank you?
Thanks for the video. I just bought a Harbor Freight 3pt quick hitch. Unfortunately it didn't fit. The draw connection (I quess that's what it's called) was too wide. So I guess I need a cat 2 or 3. Any suggestions?
Great video. I’m interested in the Speeco, but I’ve been told that it will not fit over the balls on a Massey 2860m. Can you confirm that or provide measurements? Thanks.
Hi Courtney, thank you for the instructional videos you are regularly posting. Can you tell me what is the green rear ballast carrier in which you have put "suit-case" weights (time mark 06:00 on this video? Thank you, Ciao, L (Veteran, Morning Side & Star Shine Farms)
I have a Woods GCT52 tiller for a compact tractor, it's 42 1/4" spread on the bottom (nonadjustable). Is there a quick hitch make for it? The machine it would be going on is a Kubota B2601. I'm new to quick hitches so forgive my ignorance.
Anyone ever used the Speeco with a JD2520? Does anyone know if the Speeco will work with a JD2520? Also i’m not understanding why when you use the Speeco they say you dont need bushings but dont explain further why not? Any and all help is appreciated. Thank you
I can adjust mine side to side and up and down with pins in seconds and I don’t need bushings! I can hook up to anything that’s quickhitch in seconds. Unfortunately, the company no longer makes them.
Im happy without. Especially since my equipment doesnt stand on its own. Also im using cat 2 and 1.5. I say 1.5 since ive switched the 7/8 lift pins to 1 1/8 lift pins so i dont need bottom bushings and my boom pole gramps built so i dont believe it conforms to cat 1 spacing
I'm thinking get a cheep one and weld some plate on each side to fit it to size without bushings then do some fill weld and just permanently fix it lol
Like the video my question is is a item is not stamped quick hitch compatible what advice can you give me to try if one will work with my attachment. Might be a stupid question but I am new to the tractor game so to speak thanks.
Howdy, that's why I gave the dimensions in the video. So you can compare the width of the lower links of these quick hitches to the attachments you have to see if they'll work for ya. Thanks for watching!
I know you didn't ask me, but here I go anyway... Totally NOT a stupid question, and I think you'll find that some folks don't ask it ahead of time and then get frustrated when their implements don't (appear to) work with a qh. (So now's the time to ask!) 👍 As I implied above, you might find that any given implement doesn't APPEAR to work with a qh (and sadly, there may be little chance of finding this out without actually having the pieces and trying to hook them up), but sometimes a new adapter and/or set of bushings is all you need to purchase to make it happen. Tractor forums (like on Facebook) are good places to find out what solutions are already out there. (And GWT is always a great resource too!) Hope this helps.
I decided to get those because I don't need the bushings. Thanks Courtney for the direction and the great educational videos! They are why I bought both forks and the quick hitch from you. You make me feel confident in what I am buying.
I have the Titan one it's got the pins with spring loaded clips the clips flew off within the first one minute of using it I replaced the pins with half inch bolts
Yes, I was informed of that. Pricing online ranges from $400 to $500. www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-attachment/for-sale/list?catid=22011&manu=land+pride&mdltxt=qh10
@@GoodWorksTractors BTW, LOVE the videos! Have too don't anything on bucket attachments? I'm interested in the ratchet rake and the HH Toothbar. I've seen Tim use the Toothbar a lot. Haven't seen a side by side against the Piranah. I appreciate your info!
It's definitely worth it. The $120 quick hitch from Harbor Freight does the job good. I have 1000 lbs of counterweight on it. Don't use the $30 bushings, use the $3 sleeves. Remove the bolts from the top hook and put in quick easy to move pins instead. Now when I buy implements I just make sure that they will match up to it. Get an adapter plate with spaced-out pinholes for the top for some of the implements .
I bought the speeco to put on my Massey 4707 that is designed for category 2. However most of my implements are 7 foot amd category 1. Is one of the hitches have a wider space for the lower arms to hook into? The speeco lacks about 1/8 to 1/4 of and inch of fitting. Thanks for your videos.
I have a 2860m and I’m told it will not fit on that as well. 2860m has cat 1 and cat 2 balls. Speeco sells another cat 1 that uses bushings which is probably for fitting bigger compacts. Just my reasoning not certain. Your 4707 probably more of a cat 2 hookup but that other cat 1 Speeco might work. They are black, but like I said use a bushing.
BUY the Speeco Quick Hitch! www.goodworkstractors.com/product/category-1-e-hitch-quick-hitch-no-bushings-required/
Buy the Worksaver Quick Hitch! www.goodworkstractors.com/product/worksaver-quick-hitch-a-john-deere-imatch-alternative/
What would be your updated recommendation and link?
Just bought a Speeco E hitch. Looking for advice; fits my new Deere disc perfect. My 6 year old behlen box blade and old 25a Deere flail don’t fit. The 3 PT frame is too wide and lift pins can’t seat into speeco and frame rests on speeco. Any workarounds? Am I SOL? Likely will get a new box blade and sell old one. But my 25a works great and would rather not buy another. What flail works/seats into the speeco? I’m now too concerned about just ordering an implement and it not being able to fit.
@Isaiah Jesse instablaster =)
Great information. Cost was the factor on my purchase. Harbor Freight... LoL ... had it for 8 years and still working good.
Had my harbor freight for 16 years. Used on my BX2230 until 2016. Been on my B3200 for eight years. Have abused it as much as possible with a 6 foot Land Pride box blade cutting new roads thru woods. Have bent and broken scarifiers on rocks and stumps and the HF quick hitch just keeps pulling. None of the tractor guys ever talk about it. Surprising given how low the price is. I bought it new for $100. They’re only $134 now.
To give the same info, weight is 61.4 lbs. Also, the manual says nothing about bushings and I’ve never used them with it.
I’m waiting for Rosie to give her stamp of approval before I purchase one.
Man, I wish she could. Unfortunately, she passed away last summer :( th-cam.com/video/VJVMb7WiRWE/w-d-xo.html
You need only one quick hitch - A-frame eastern style quick hitch. No bushings, no precise moving, in no time attach and release.
Bought the SpeeCo very easy transaction very quick ship Good Works Tractors is the place to go! Keep up the great work!
Thank you sir!
Speeco it is - Great comparison - Thanks...
Thanks for watching!
Just got my Speeco E-hitch from GWT. Now I just need a top link pin and I’m off to the races!
Did you find that you had to buy a 5/8” top link pin? My “quick hitch compatible” box blade came with a 3/4” pin for that top link and it’s just big enough that it won’t fit through the holes in the Speeco. It wasn’t a big deal to get a 5/8” pin, but I was a bit surprised.
You can put bushing on the others to fit.
A cat 2 will not fit a speeco. There are no reducer bushing?
GTW here is an idea that maybe you can get some manufacturers to fabricate...
th-cam.com/video/uhxPtdXPA04/w-d-xo.html
These are the best forks, only makes sense to adapt to both ends of the tractor.
Great video. Tempting. I’ve never used a quick hitch. My left and right arms of the 3pt on my JD2210 aren’t exactly level, and the adjustment is frozen. Can’t move it even after soaking in Kroil, WD, Fluid. Would I still be able to connect to the speeco? Or do you have a better solution to level up my arms without buying the new adjustable link?
You'll need to get that link functioning in order to level.
@@GoodWorksTractors Thanks to suggestions in the comments of one of my videos, my link is now functioning properly! I think I'm leaning toward the Speeco. How do I make sure I get one that doesn't require the bushings? If I order one from you next week, does it need the bushings?
PS - thank you to the people that follow my channel and made suggestions on getting that frozen adjustment link working!
You could lean off all the oil and use HCl acid to eat up the rust
what do you think about The Field Tuff FTF-01FH Universal Fast 3 Point Quick Hitch Draw Bar System
That your truck with the goose neck? What it hooked up to . Name or brand? Taking your advice on the trailer vid . My truck had 1 owner kept it .
Howdy, lots of info about it here. th-cam.com/video/ERUaoGfJEp0/w-d-xo.html
Dumb question, With this installed are there any attachments that it should not be used with ?
Why does the Speeco E have a load rating of 1500 lb and others that seem to have the same construction have ratings of 2000 to 3000 lbs?
For the hitches that require bushings, would it be an option to just get the sleeve bushings that you could easily take on or off? Why are the bushings that use the roll pins needed? I can see where the roll pin style would be better in a lot of ways but if you're using the implement on a quick hitch tractor and on a non-quick hitch tractor, it would be difficult to remove that style bushing.
I still don’t understand why bushings are necessary? I read cat1 are 7/8” why would a cat1 hitch have cat3 pin receiver?
No one has ever heard a legitimate answer to your question.
So why are the others requiring bushings when they all look the same?
i just bought a Kioti DK5510 that is a category 2 lift, will the Speeco work on that?
What model is the speedo? All my implements are cat 1 with the 7/8th pins
everyone needs a wino as an extra.lol.
In what country is each of these QH adapters made?
How much to ship speeco to south Carolina
Merhaba kolay gelsin L3200 kubota var ekipman takmak çok zor dostum yaş 65 teknik resim istiyorum ölçü almak için yapabilirim sağ ol dostum sana minnettarım
Can anyone tell me the difference between a Cat 2 and Cat 3 quick hitch? I can't seem to find any decent info online. Can a Cat 2 quick hitch fit on a JD 3232e?
You need a cat 1 quick hitch. Cat 2 and 3 are both for tractors much larger than yours.
@@GoodWorksTractors Thank you! Much appreciated. Great video.
Get one of those bushings. Cut it in half. Weld half in each hook. Then use any of them without bushings on attachments.
I just got a LandPride QH15 and damn are they nice to use. Make everything 99x faster and easier but I got a L4060 kind of pushing the limits of Compact into Utility size so I have to dismount walk around and lock down the hitch. Cant reach bbehind and lock it. Too damn far away.
Got mined at HF works for me.
Which one will fit a John Deere 5075e and a Brown BDH9 and a Brown 472 rotary mower. All class 2.
Instead of buying bushings that were in short supply locally, I bought new pins. And it turned out the pins were cheaper than the bushings.
Nice, good idea!
On Cat 1, if you were building or modifying an implement, what height distance between lower pins and upper pin?
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Rosie intimidated that guy in the background into a dead stop.
And I'm guessing you skipped the gym after you made this video.
Haha, yeah Rosie is a trained killer :)
Dang I wish this video came sooner, I just ordered my tractor with an iMatch..it looks like it’s the one that lacks in gussets, top hook, and size..
The gusset on the iMatch is mounted under the upright- centered, this gives more stability than a front or rear only gusset.
If someone wanted to swap out those bolts for pins on the Speedco top hook. What size would they be?
i see john deere skimped on the welds ,typical and im sure its the most expensive.looks loke they were runnimg short og welding rod.,
I agree, when it comes to JD, one will always spend more for less.
I'm surprised they don't make theirs out of aluminum like their gear cases.
Thanks for all of the info for us new tractor owners. I ordered the SpeeCo hitch from you and it’s coming in tomorrow. Thanks again
Happy to help! Thanks for your order!
LandPride QH16 doesn't need bushings. A new product, replacing the QH15. Might be time for an updated QuickHitch comparison video.
Why would anyone buy it? You can nearly buy two of the Speeco's for the price of one Land Pride. Kubota orange is becoming the new John Deere green. They think they can charge anything they want and get away with it.
I've been using a SpeeCo cat. 1 E hitch on my 45hp tractor for 7yrs now.. $1OO.
@Good Works Tractors
The bushings are there for some older hay equipment that use the 3-point hitch as a two point hitch system. In my opinion, it would be cheaper and more efficient to change the pins on that equipment than to buy bushings for everything else. It's also unlikely that sub-compact tractors will be using said equipment. On top of that, I'm not sure any of that stuff would actually be usable with a quick hitch in the first place. I would assume that most of the quick hitches are made the way they are, because they copied John Deere. John Deere most likely did that because they wanted that backwards compatibility.
What is the difference between the Speeco "E-Hitch" and Speeco's Category 1 "Quick Hitch"? They show both on their website. It looks like they both attach to a Category 1 tractors and hook up Category 1 implements. Other than color I don't see any other real differences.
The e hitch doesn't require the bushings so you save a bunch of money by not having to buy bushings for every attachment.
My thoughts on the lower bushings are just for additional adaptation to implement hitches that are not exact cat 1 width dimensions or pin size. Whether it be internal or external lower pin mounts. And with the shoulder no need to worry about snagging the lynchpin when hooking up. Also it’s easier to bush up than change pins to get to correct size.
You do not need lynch pins with a quick hitch.
@@russwilkins1622 correct. And with the bushing hitches they will not fit. But using the hitches with slots made for cat 1 pins folks will surely install the lynch pins
Most bushings come with roll pins instead of lynch pins.
@@littlejackalo5326 correct. I was comparing adapter bushing w/roll pins to folks who just install large pins (I.e. CAT 3) and leave lynch pins installed. When they hook up they beat up the lynch pins. usually only once this happens 🤬😆
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@@GoodWorksTractors Yikes! Guess the cat's out of the bag! :)
Hi I wanted to know if you can send me a QH-101 for Italy, and how much it comes with shipping costs. Thank you
Hi, unfortunately I don't have a cheap way to ship internationally at this time. Sorry!
I use my quick hitch on all my equipment without them bushings. Works just fine of them 7/8 pins that are on the equipment. Saves money and easier if a neighbor needs to borrow a piece of equipment and doesn't have a quick hitch.
Do any of these hitches stand out above the others with respect to quality of materials & manufacturing? It is tough to tell from the video but it looks like the Worksaver *might* be a bit better made....?? Just curious as I can't see them in the flesh.
Enjoy your channel very much!!
Howdy, the Worksaver and Speeco weigh the most. They are within a few ounces of each other. Most have strong support in the gussets too. Speeco doesn't need bushings. So, Speeco wins in my opinion.
I understand why you need bushings for most quick hitch setups. Can you explain what it is about the Speeco that eliminates this requirement? Thanks!
The lower slot is sized for a category 1 attachment, not a category 3. So, it's a direct fit.
I had the same question, so thank you for asking.
Little welding can make the other brands do the same.
Wish I’d seen this video b4 spec’ing a LP QH with my new B2601 that I’m waiting to take delivery of...
Cat 1 to Cat 3 on Quick Hitch
My theory on why the different sizes using the bushing is to #1, sell more parts, #2 is that in using the quick hitch over a period of time, the bushing becomes slightly burred. On the hitch that is of no concern. But if it was on the Cat 1 pin itself, you might have trouble putting the pin in the receiver ball socket if that was ever desired.
My thought is that its more about manufacturing costs. One unit sold to a broader market?
It's simple really... they only make one model and call it CAT I/II/III based on the hitch pins they install in it. There are always tradeoffs. The Speeco is much better built, but the CAT I ears means you'll never be able to pick up anyone else's attachment. (and after a few years, those roll pins don't come out!)
Wow that speedco Quick hitch would have save me a lot of money too late now I've got bushings in everything
Ya win some, ya lose some 🤷🏼♂️
Has anyone ever broke one? What failed?
How much for the speedco ship to Wisconsin
Would you recommend any of these for use with a cat 1 post hole auger?
Most post hole augers I know of don't use the top link, but rather have the post hole auger connect right to the base of the top link. Basically, you remove the top link from your 3 point and connect the auger frame to it instead.
@@GoodWorksTractors I get it, my question is that the quick mount is useless without the top link, therefore I guess it would be incompatible with an auger. When I saw the top link bracket (you removed from the hitch on the scale), I though it might act as a surrogate connection for the auger, just curious.
How much is speeco shipped 53108
I want to know which one fits a fergie 35
Great video !
I learned a lot , measurements also very helpful . Plan on getting a quick hitch and just started to research, but I was think why couldn't one just add a sleeve / bushing / piece of black pipe to the existing pin and tack weld to hold into place . Speeco does look like the way to go though .
I was looking for weight brackets for a JD 1025R and I found a dual weight bracket from Heavy Hitch that states it will not fit a Speeco quick hitch.
You can see a Heavy Hitch dual weight bracket mounted in the Speeco in two videos below. So, it does fit. th-cam.com/video/-_ONGTRPIFk/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/NY-jH3ekXY8/w-d-xo.html
Yeah I'm not sure I was just going by what they had on their website.
@@richardfantom8963 It fits you just can’t get all the weights on inside rail. Gussets on QH get in the way. I emailed HH to find out. Landpride qh will clear the weights better
I wondered if I get a Hydraulic Top Link and a Quick Hitch would the Top Link need to be slighter longer or shorter than that is no quick hitch is used ?
Thank you for your review! I would add a very important point. One of the most important thing when choosing a quick hitch is to consider wich one has the shorter distance between the lower hook and 3 point tractor side pin hole. The shorter is the distance, the better it is to keep your accesories neer your tractor. You don't want any unecessary inches between the tractor and your accessories. I think that having larger hook diameter give you the chance to install bigger tool and also beign able to install the Cat. 1 tools ? Very good review, lot of information ! Thanks !
Why You do not want to ship to Europe, we do not understand. We are buying sometimes from the US and there is no problem, of course there is a transport cost but we pay it all in advance. Best regards.
I have never said I don't want to ship to Europe. The last quote I got to ship a quick hitch to the UK was $1,300 USD. So, if you're willing to pay freight cost, then I'm happy to ship 🤣👍
I like your videos, nicely done with good information and a great way to get ideas!
Thank you Glenn!
This is a great video, but you also need the inside/outside wall dimensions of the quick hitch frame because when you have an attachment like a box blade, that wall needs to fit inside of that pin area just like the hooks. I purchased a quick hitch based on the inside/outside hook widths and then got it home only to realize the hooks fit fine but the outside wall dimensions were too wide for my "quick hitch compatible" box blade.
Keep that back straight!
I'm sorry. I may have missed it because my Wife was telling me something while I was watching your video with my earbuds in. But did you say how much the Red/Orange Speed Hitch cost? And will it fit my new 2020 MX 5400 HST, 4 WD KUBOTA? I've got to purchase one. Thank you?
Thanks for the video. I just bought a Harbor Freight 3pt quick hitch. Unfortunately it didn't fit. The draw connection (I quess that's what it's called) was too wide. So I guess I need a cat 2 or 3. Any suggestions?
Great video. I’m interested in the Speeco, but I’ve been told that it will not fit over the balls on a Massey 2860m. Can you confirm that or provide measurements? Thanks.
Do you have any used I-match ones in stock right now?
We don't, sorry
Hi Courtney, thank you for the instructional videos you are regularly posting. Can you tell me what is the green rear ballast carrier in which you have put "suit-case" weights (time mark 06:00 on this video? Thank you, Ciao, L (Veteran, Morning Side & Star Shine Farms)
I have a Woods GCT52 tiller for a compact tractor, it's 42 1/4" spread on the bottom (nonadjustable). Is there a quick hitch make for it? The machine it would be going on is a Kubota B2601. I'm new to quick hitches so forgive my ignorance.
Do you need new PTO shafts to use with this
Not required
Anyone ever used the Speeco with a JD2520?
Does anyone know if the Speeco will work with a JD2520?
Also i’m not understanding why when you use the Speeco they say you dont need bushings but dont explain further why not? Any and all help is appreciated. Thank you
I can adjust mine side to side and up and down with pins in seconds and I don’t need bushings! I can hook up to anything that’s quickhitch in seconds. Unfortunately, the company no longer makes them.
“Seems like a racket to me.” No doubt!
Rosie on shop floor: "why's my buddy start acting weird like this and talking to himself?"
🤣 yeah, she thinks I'm crazy!
Im happy without. Especially since my equipment doesnt stand on its own. Also im using cat 2 and 1.5. I say 1.5 since ive switched the 7/8 lift pins to 1 1/8 lift pins so i dont need bottom bushings and my boom pole gramps built so i dont believe it conforms to cat 1 spacing
I'm thinking get a cheep one and weld some plate on each side to fit it to size without bushings then do some fill weld and just permanently fix it lol
How does this compare to pats?
Different type of system really.
Why are tractor owners so obsessed with color? Most of my implements are scratched and rusted within a week of purchase.
Bought a FarmTrac 555, which quick attach would you recommend?
Very helpful video. There are so many slightly different options available, seeing them all together was reat. Thank you.
So i know you dont want to put the price out there but can you give me a close price so i know what im looking at and what are your shipping costs?
Like the video my question is is a item is not stamped quick hitch compatible what advice can you give me to try if one will work with my attachment. Might be a stupid question but I am new to the tractor game so to speak thanks.
Howdy, that's why I gave the dimensions in the video. So you can compare the width of the lower links of these quick hitches to the attachments you have to see if they'll work for ya. Thanks for watching!
I know you didn't ask me, but here I go anyway...
Totally NOT a stupid question, and I think you'll find that some folks don't ask it ahead of time and then get frustrated when their implements don't (appear to) work with a qh. (So now's the time to ask!) 👍
As I implied above, you might find that any given implement doesn't APPEAR to work with a qh (and sadly, there may be little chance of finding this out without actually having the pieces and trying to hook them up), but sometimes a new adapter and/or set of bushings is all you need to purchase to make it happen. Tractor forums (like on Facebook) are good places to find out what solutions are already out there. (And GWT is always a great resource too!)
Hope this helps.
Have you tried the Jiffy Hitch? I went with it about twenty years ago and I'm well pleased with it.
Weren’t the original imatch cast? It’s been too long for me to remember.
I decided to get those because I don't need the bushings. Thanks Courtney for the direction and the great educational videos! They are why I bought both forks and the quick hitch from you. You make me feel confident in what I am buying.
Cool job man, definitely want the SpeeCo!
Thanks for watching!
Can you use a quick hitch if you have a hydraulic top link?
I have the Titan one it's got the pins with spring loaded clips the clips flew off within the first one minute of using it I replaced the pins with half inch bolts
great video, something i expect to buy when i buy my new tractor. thank you
Land Pride QH10 doesn't require bushings either. FYI
Yes, I was informed of that. Pricing online ranges from $400 to $500. www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-attachment/for-sale/list?catid=22011&manu=land+pride&mdltxt=qh10
@@GoodWorksTractors BTW, LOVE the videos! Have too don't anything on bucket attachments? I'm interested in the ratchet rake and the HH Toothbar. I've seen Tim use the Toothbar a lot. Haven't seen a side by side against the Piranah. I appreciate your info!
Egh...auto correct.
This is a Quick Hitch. There are many like it but this one is mine.
is the outside to outside dimensions the same on a cat 1 verses cat 2 quick attach?
I just saw a new SpeeCo that needed to couplings. Are you still going to be able to get the SpeeCo without need for couplings? Thanks.
It's definitely worth it. The $120 quick hitch from Harbor Freight does the job good. I have 1000 lbs of counterweight on it.
Don't use the $30 bushings, use the $3 sleeves. Remove the bolts from the top hook and put in quick easy to move pins instead.
Now when I buy implements I just make sure that they will match up to it. Get an adapter plate with spaced-out pinholes for the top for some of the implements .
Bigfoot was right behind you!!! 😅😅
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I bought the speeco to put on my Massey 4707 that is designed for category 2. However most of my implements are 7 foot amd category 1. Is one of the hitches have a wider space for the lower arms to hook into? The speeco lacks about 1/8 to 1/4 of and inch of fitting. Thanks for your videos.
I have a 2860m and I’m told it will not fit on that as well. 2860m has cat 1 and cat 2 balls. Speeco sells another cat 1 that uses bushings which is probably for fitting bigger compacts. Just my reasoning not certain. Your 4707 probably more of a cat 2 hookup but that other cat 1 Speeco might work. They are black, but like I said use a bushing.
Will the Speeco work on an old Ford 3000?
Love your videos you have inspired me to start my own channel
Awesome have fun with it!
Speedco is definitely selling because it’s orange
Hello GWT, What's the difference between the Speeco E-Hitch and their Quick-Hitch? They look very similar other than Red vs. Black. Thanks.
Bushings vs no bushings