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Read articles →A hands-on owner account of making the Harbor Freight Haul Master quick hitch work with several non-compatible category-one implements on a Kubota BX, covering a box blade, a two-inch receiver hitch, and a Countyline carry-all. He walks through the specific modifications he made, grinding, adding bushings, drilling new holes, bending metal, notes what he'd do differently, and cites the roughly $15 bushing cost. Most useful for budget-minded BX owners considering this hitch.
An owner-operator sharing trial-and-error experience from his own property, openly admitting purchasing mistakes along the way.
Yes, he confirms it works with the Kubota BX and with category one implements.
He ground off metal so it would seat properly in the hook, then added bushings, about fifteen dollars a pair, so it didn't flop around in the cradle.
He cut and bent metal pieces down to clear the top hook, then added bushings so the pieces were wide enough to sit properly in the bottom hooks.
Buy implements that are quick hitch compatible from the start; otherwise modify the implement to fit the quick hitch rather than adjusting the hitch itself.
