Highwayman14
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Before I order a Pat's easy change for by BX25 I was wondering if anybody else had used one on that model of Kubota and if so which category did you order. Thanks in advance!
Pat's Easy Change Kubota BX25
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case685
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I have had a set of cat 1's on my 35hp tractor for about a year. I am thrilled with them and wonder why I didn't do it sooner. I've gone from fighting with 3pt implements to watching them snap right on. I also have a hydraulic top link so between that and the Pat's installing and removing implements is fast and easy.
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Highwayman14
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Thanks for the advice case685!
kneedeep
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Just purchased set #2 for the 5500. IMHO the best addition to my tractors. If a MFG wanted to blow out the competition - they would offer a PATS style end instead of the ball as a option. Most category 3 is a quick hitch type coupler.
I have thought about cutting the balls off my lift arms and welding the PATS on (availablr thru Greenwell Mfg).
My brother has a QH and had to modify some of his equipment and all of the toplink to work. With PATS, any 3PT attachment will work w/o major modification.
I did add a bent washer to the bottom of the supplied washers to keep them straight on the pin. Also made extras using 2 bent washers welded to a 1" flat washer for the hitchpin.
Also, the pins on my boxblade were sloppy and I replaced with a longer pin and welded a flat bar back to the frame to create a clevis hookup. Back blading will wear out the pins on BB quick and a clevis hookup works!
I have thought about cutting the balls off my lift arms and welding the PATS on (availablr thru Greenwell Mfg).
My brother has a QH and had to modify some of his equipment and all of the toplink to work. With PATS, any 3PT attachment will work w/o major modification.
I did add a bent washer to the bottom of the supplied washers to keep them straight on the pin. Also made extras using 2 bent washers welded to a 1" flat washer for the hitchpin.
Also, the pins on my boxblade were sloppy and I replaced with a longer pin and welded a flat bar back to the frame to create a clevis hookup. Back blading will wear out the pins on BB quick and a clevis hookup works!
