Harbor freight quick hitch
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You can also just Amazon the things:
quick hitch bushing kit
These also have the top link bushings included.
The only issue I've had with the generic kits is sometimes you need to take a drill bit one size larger than the holes to make the roll pins actually go through. Just depends on luck. But they otherwise work great. Makes lifting heavy implements like our 800lb chipper solid as a rock, no rattling around in the hitch.
quick hitch bushing kit
These also have the top link bushings included.
The only issue I've had with the generic kits is sometimes you need to take a drill bit one size larger than the holes to make the roll pins actually go through. Just depends on luck. But they otherwise work great. Makes lifting heavy implements like our 800lb chipper solid as a rock, no rattling around in the hitch.
RalphVa
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I bought the pair of Cat 1/2 and Cat 2/3 bushings at TSC for all my implements. Much cheaper than those $30/implement ones. TSC has those, too.
old and tired
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I was going to try that again but I've been using Pat's and getting by with no problems. Maybe someday.
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TSC has the bushings as they have quite a few
of them that's where I got the ones for my land
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willy
of them that's where I got the ones for my land
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Bronco82
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One more thing to note, is that you may need to get a PTO extender, to extend your PTO shaft about four inches, the extra width this hitch puts the implement back by. Depends how much overlap is on your shaft.