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Read articles →A hands-on DIY walkthrough focused on one specific problem: making the King Kutter XB (XV) tiller work with a standard quick hitch. The creator walks through both compatibility issues, pin width and top-link thickness, and shows the exact hardware fixes he used, including bushing swaps and longer lift pins with real dimensions called out. Best for owners who already have this tiller and want to avoid buying a different model.
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Not by default. The lift arm width and top link thickness do not match standard quick hitch dimensions, but it can be modified with bushings and longer pins.
Quick hitch bushings with roll pins, a set of longer lift pins (6.25 inch overall length), and a thinner top link bushing, 5/8 inch inside by 3/4 inch outside, from Tractor Supply.
The creator is cautious, since a box blade or rear blade creates more draft and leverage, which could twist the modified top link pin area.
