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Read articles →A direct answer to a viewer question about using a three-point quick-hitch receiver adapter on a Kubota L3901 to move a 40-ton log splitter without manually wrestling it onto a ball hitch. Tom demonstrates attaching and detaching the Amazon-sourced adapter, mentions drop-hitch options for clearance, and shows the yard-maneuvering benefit. Best for L3901 owners curious about this specific receiver attachment before buying.
An owner-operator sharing practical impressions from their own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation beyond a personal Amazon referral link.
Tom uses a receiver hitch adapter that drops onto the quick hitch and locks with the levers, giving a two inch receiver off the three-point arms so he can back up and connect without lifting the tongue.
Yes, you can get a drop hitch and flip it over to raise it up more for additional ground clearance.
Tom says if you don't drive it down the road you'd want to latch the hitch, but just moving around the yard or farm it would be fine unless going fast enough to bounce it off.
