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Read articles →This video documents a real troubleshooting session, not a polished how-to, where the owner discovers his box blade pins don't match his new quick hitch, then works through a multi-day fix involving custom-cut adapter bushings and careful measurement to make everything align. It goes into genuine mechanical detail: hole sizing, bushing selection, band-saw cutting, and top-link adjustment. Most useful for owners wrestling with similar quick-hitch compatibility issues.
Posted by the WorkingDan channel, presenting as an owner-operator working through hands-on problems on their own equipment.
The quick hitch ears measured about 1 and 1/8 inch while the box blade's existing pin holes were a different, nonstandard size, so the stock pins would not fit.
Buy quick hitch adapter bushings, cut them down on a band saw to about 3 inches so they fit snugly in the implement's pin holes, then mount them.
Measure 18 inches center to center from the bottom pins to the top hook location, position the hook accordingly, then fine tune the top link if it sits low.
