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Read articles →An owner-operator on a 33-acre farm tests a $65 Amazon clamp-on trailer hitch on his B2601's loader bucket, moving both a small utility trailer and a 4,200-lb dry-weight camper. He talks through visibility challenges, the articulation quirk of towing from the front, and bucket-stress concerns. Useful for B2601 owners curious whether this budget hitch is worth trying before buying dedicated pallet forks with a receiver.
An owner-operator sharing firsthand DIY impressions from his own property, with an Amazon affiliate link in the description for the product shown.
Yes, the owner moved a 25-foot camper with a dry weight of about 4,200 pounds and tongue weight of about 600 pounds without issue.
Yes, it was difficult to see the end of the ball from the tractor seat, especially after curling and dropping the bucket to line it up.
Yes, it feels like operating articulated equipment since the trailer swings more when turning, which also helps straighten the trailer while backing in.
There is concern about bowing the front of the bucket since all the clamping pressure concentrates at one point, though no flexing was seen during use.
