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Read articles →This video demonstrates how to remove the quick hitch and three-point arms as a single unit from a John Deere 1025R by mounting them to a Heavy Hitch cart for tidy storage, a practical workaround specifically needed before installing the backhoe. The how-to portion is fairly brief and conversational, padded with an extended off-topic chat about rice genetics research. Best for 1025R owners curious about this particular storage method.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-operator channel focused on compact tractors and family projects, though this video includes a sponsored discount code for Heavy Hitch products.
Mount the quick hitch to the Heavy Hitch cart, unhook the top link and two lower arms, then slide the whole assembly away on the cart's wheels.
The video says you have to take off the quick hitch and three-point arms to put the backhoe on.
A Heavy Hitch cart, which has wheels that let you slide the detached assembly away and tuck it into a corner for storage.