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Read articles →A brief dealer demonstration showing how a Category 2 quick-hitch works on a John Deere 5075E with a disc carrier. The presenter walks through unhooking and reattaching an implement solo, pull two pins, lower the hitch, drive off, then back up and flip the pins to reconnect. It's a short intro rather than a hands-on evaluation, best suited to shoppers curious whether a quick-hitch solves the solo-implement-swap problem.
Posted by the SunSouth John Deere dealership channel, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround.
Pull two pins up, lower the quick hitch, and drive away from the implement.
Back up to the implement, hook up, and flip your pins down, then you are ready to go.
Yes, if pulling an implement like a bush hog, you still have to hook your driveline up too.
