workinonit
Elite Member
Crawled under many a one. Just for reference, I'm 20 miles from Florence, SC. I'm working in the Wilmington, NC area for the next couple of weeks.
The Euro quick hitch are nice and for heavy equipment the way to go.Just look how many threads about bent SSQA frames there is on this forum alone, let alone all the others. Most of them caused by on side of the attachment popping out because.
The Euro quick attach provides a positive lock. Pin slides into the holes on the attachment with long and strong hooks on top. It just won't come out.
I'm sure SSQA is fine but I wouldn't trust it a single bit.
Just look how many threads about bent SSQA frames there is on this forum alone, let alone all the others. Most of them caused by on side of the attachment popping out because.
The Euro quick attach provides a positive lock. Pin slides into the holes on the attachment with long and strong hooks on top. It just won't come out.
I'm sure SSQA is fine but I wouldn't trust it a single bit.
I added a powered hydraulic cylinder to the SSQA on my tractor latches so I don't need to get out of the seat to change attachments.Skid steers also frequently have powered pins which basically eliminates them coming unhooked accidentally. The attachment or the pins would have to be severely worn for that to happen unlike the manual levers that get unlatched all the time.