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Read articles →Focuses specifically on Ken's Bolt-On Hooks chain box accessory for imported quick hitches, showing the full step-by-step installation on a Harbor Freight quick hitch, tools needed, gap-setting trick with a quarter, self-tapping screws, rubber trim edging, and the optional lid. Also briefly covers Ken's extended hook fix for shallow Harbor Freight quick hitches. Best for owners of imported quick hitches looking for organized chain/strap storage.
An owner-operator on a small New Jersey farm sharing hands-on experience with his own Kubota B2601, though he discloses the chain box was sent to him by the manufacturer to try out.
You need an impact driver (or a drill and socket set) and a clamp that opens to at least 5 inches to mount the chain box.
Slide the box into place, then use a washer or a quarter as shown in the directions to set the gap evenly with the edge before tightening the screws.
No, the chain box itself is not waterproof, but an optional lid is available that includes nylon spacers, washers, and lock nuts to keep contents protected.
The included hook on Harbor Freight quick hitches is too shallow for many implements to connect, so Ken's extended hook sticks out about 5/8 inch further to fix that.
