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Read articles →A homesteader explains why he avoided quick hitches for years, specifically the bushing problem across four mixed tractors, then walks through his first install of the Goodworks Tractors FastCat 1 on a John Deere 2210. He shows real adjustment trial-and-error on a heavy ballast box and briefly covers the companion Versa Bracket for adding suitcase weights. Best for owners juggling implements across multiple tractors with different hitch setups.
Posted by the Purple Collar Life channel, presenting as a homesteader owner sharing first-impressions from personal use, though affiliate links for the featured products are disclosed in the video.
No, the FastCat does not require bushings on the end pins of attachments, unlike many other quick hitch systems the owner had avoided.
Not directly, but the Versa Bracket attaches to the FastCat and holds suitcase weights, letting you tow a trailer while still having ballast advantage.
The owner backed up, looked behind him, raised the hitch, and it connected without ever leaving the tractor seat, much faster than the manual system.
Too much sway from loose turnbuckles can bend the turnbuckle posts, which the owner says he has had to replace twice.
