JDQA dimensions?

[larboc]

I'm currently building a JDQA quick hitch. I expect to use it with my 3 point trailer mover so I can put trailers away driving forward instead of backward and also with a boom pole to get higher lifts. It may be handy to move 3 point implements around while something else is on the back. Maybe not the greatest tool ever but it's a pretty easy project.

I just put a 2" receiver on the back of my forklift frame to move small trailers. Built a 3-point one a while back for heavier ones and my gooseneck.

 

[larboc]

Sounds interesting, but I wonder if there is enough flow for that. I think there is only like 8GPM on these tractors. Used post hole diggers are pretty cheap (at least around here). You could always extend the frame on a PTO digger to get more throw out of it and make an extension for the auger. I think you will get a lot more torque and speed out of a PTO digger. I used mine several times, and the key is just good teeth on the auger, and I have a lot of clay. But, I would like to see a hydraulic post hole digger on it.

I really don't like the 3Pt system on my 4x10 tractors. I have the lift arms as short as they both go, and still it seems like I don't get much height out of the 3 pt.

8gpm should be enough. Commercial skid-steer mount post hole diggers in the size I'm looking for are rated for that. One example I found specs 5-10 gpm and up to a 14" auger which would be big enough for me. They are just really expensive for what they are and none are JDQA.