Offsetting a 3point attachment?

[slingworks]

I'm wondering if there's a way or an adapter that allows a 3 point implement to be offset to the right or left?

My father bought a Bomet 1 Row Potato planter a couple years back. Its a single row planter that I think is really made for small, narrow tractors like a Kubota. I used it last year on my Zetor, but there really was a way to make it work out adjusting the wheels to work on 36" wide rows so we ended up with like 5' rows. I would have advised him to buy the more normal sized 2 row, but he didn't ask or tell me he was going to order it.

It's a ground driven machine, no pto involved.

I'd like to have everything on 36" rows so I can use a 2 row hiller and cultivators (corn/beans).

 

[CobyRupert]

How much offset do you need?

Here’s a thread about offsetting. One guy made some brackets to offset the pins of his mower.

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/adaptor-to-offset-3pt-hitch-bushhog.224439/

 

[slingworks]

How much offset do you need?

Here’s a thread about offsetting. One guy made some brackets to offset the pins of his mower.

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/adaptor-to-offset-3pt-hitch-bushhog.224439/

I'm guessing about 18"? That would be half a row. I can pull about 6" out using the sway straps but that's max.

 

[California]

This idea is probably too light-duty for that potato planter but it might help others who find their way into this thread.

I adapted a back blade to fit my Quick Hitch. I started by hammering hitch pins into square tubing. (And welding them solid).

Then, this assembly could be welded on to your implement at an offset. In my case, I mounted it forward of existing incompatible pins.

Thread where I described this.