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 | northnyman
Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 8 upstate ny 
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2008-06-19 154705
I am considering buying a set of quick hitches for my 3pt hitch to make it easier to hook up my brushog and box blade. I own a kubota l3400 and was wondering if anybody has used these and if there was any problems using them. They look handy and if you do not have to wrestle with your implements to get them hooked up i am all for it. I have seen prices all over the internet ranging from around 50.00 to around 200.00 for a set. I was curious to hear from folks that have them and see where they purchased them from I would like to know the difference between a 50 set and a 200 set.
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 | greg_g
Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1816 Western Kentucky 
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2008-06-19 154716
The difference is generally fit & finish. The distance between lower lift hooks is often inconsistent on the cheaper ones. I attribute that to 62 cent an hour Chinese welders versus robotic weldments for the pricer ones.
The biggest complaint folks have about these things is that not all their implements have pins spaced the same distance and the Quick Hitch hooks. I had a QH years ago, experienced the same problem. Sold it and went with a set of Pat's Easy Change - and never looked back.
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 | kwschumm
Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 5764 NW Oregon 
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2008-06-19 154717
There are quick hitch ends, like Pat's easy change, which go on the ends of the lower lift arms. They help a lot but you still have to get off the tractor to make the top link connection.
I went the other direction, with a full three point JD iMatch hitch. There are other models (Land Pride makes one I think) that are a bit more adjustable, but with one of these you don't even have to get out of the seat to change implements (except for those that require pto hookup). This works best when your implements all fit. I modified a couple of implements to make them fit and the investment in time and money was worth it to me. ....
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 | auerbach
Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2168 West of Toronto
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2008-06-20 154722
Usually (at least for me) the hardest hookup is the PTO shaft, and none of the quickies do that for you, so if you get an attachment that needs the PTO you'll have to do that anyway. And when you detach an implement, it has to stay in position so you can hook up next time. Some, like a scraper blade, would have to be blocked up or may fall over after disconnection. But if those aren't issues for you, I'd have a look at the Delta system. ....
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| brokenarrow
Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1288 Wisconsin
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2008-07-12 155254
Whats a delta system?
Anyone strongly recomend a name? My back is not getting younger and I too was wrestling blades and plows around. Was thinking the same thing, "dam I need a quicky!) ....
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