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Read articles →A two-year owner review of the John Deere iMatch quick-hitch system on a 2025R, not a first-look. Len walks through how the locking mechanism works, demonstrates attaching and detaching a box blade without leaving the seat, and shares a specific fix, a Bolt On Hooks extended top hook, for a common engagement problem. He also briefly covers a Heavy Hitch receiver hitch. Best for 2025R owners deciding whether iMatch is worth adding.
An owner-operator sharing practical impressions from two years of personal use on their own property.
When the lever is down, it kicks a bar out that keeps the implement's bottom pin from coming out, locking it in place. Raise the lever and lower the iMatch to release it.
A company called Bolt On Hooks makes an extended top hook that sticks out five-eighths inch further than the original, which almost completely eliminated the problem.
Yes, the video shows attaching and detaching a box blade using only the iMatch levers, without getting off the tractor.
After two years, the owner says the craftsmanship, welds, and hardware are good, the paint held up well, and it saves a ton of time removing and attaching implements.
