Moving trailers with snowblower on back and fel on front?

[screamin400]

I will be having to snowblow around a few trailers this winter. I don't think I want to weld a ball into the fel and don't think I want to cut a hole into it to bolt one in. What have you guys done to just grab a trailer and go?

 

[tractchores]

I often grab trailers using my bucket hook if they're light and its level ground.

 

[George2615]

I don't usually have to move trailers around but I made a trailer mover that attaches to my 3 pt. hitch similar to this one.
Trailer Mover 3 Point Attachment with Balls and Pin Cat I | eBay

You can always get a clamp on hitch to move your trailers. Easy on and off clamps to bucket.

Clamp-on hitch receiver clamps on skid-steer bucket edge for easy trailer relocation.

 

[Fallon]

I welded a 3pt quick hitch to a SSQA plate, so I can have a 3pt hitch on my loader arms in under a minute. Have a 3pt trailer hitch frame with a standard 2" receiver & the gooseneck ball welded on top.

Most of the time I use that setup rather than put it on the 3pt. Takes me 60 seconds to dump my bucket & put it on compared to a good few minutes to drop something off the back. Longer if the PTO is attached.

 

[TO_Bud]

I've seen guys weld (or bolt) a receiver on top of the bucket. Can slide a ball in or hook or whatever else you may need. Here are some pics of what some have done.

https://www.google.com/search?q=wel...ybNoXIbPM:&usg=__2dVuVKF5bxbrByHchWwKiVqyhFo=

 

[Will_C]

I bought my a clamp on receiver for the bucket of his tractor last year for Christmas. He uses it move a wood splitter around when he has a winch on his 3pt hitch.

Will