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Read articles →An owner on a Kubota B2601 documents his real-world trial of the Harbor Freight quick hitch against his Land Pride attachments, box blade, rototiller, and finish mower, after getting fed up with manual hookups. He covers unboxing, fitment quirks, the PTO-length problem and how he solved it with an extension, bushing modifications for category-one pins, and which implements worked or didn't. Useful for B2601 owners weighing budget quick-hitch options.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own 33-acre property, with no apparent commercial affiliation, though he does note a preference for Land Pride equipment.
Yes, it hooks to the lower pin instead of the top pin and works well, though it does not connect evenly on all three points.
Yes, the quick hitch adds about four inches, so PTO shafts already sized for the tractor may become too short, requiring a PTO extension.
Not well. The bottom pins pull out when raised, and hooking the top hook elsewhere loses the mower's ability to float.
The owner added bushings over the category-one pins, drilling a half-inch hole to fit spring clips, letting them work with larger pin sizes.
