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Read articles →This video walks through the real-world friction points of connecting three-point and PTO implements without leaving the seat, comparing a standard quick hitch, a Pat's quick hitch (received free, disclosed upfront), and a PTO shaft coupler from Small Farm Innovations. The host demonstrates actual hookup attempts, including a failed quick hitch connection, and discusses tractor features like external 3-point controls and PTO free-spin that ease the process. Best for owners frustrated with implement swapping.
An owner-operator channel that films working sessions on their own property and takes paid jobs, so expect a practical, first-person perspective rather than a dealership or manufacturer angle.
It would not let the hook down far enough, and without a proper bushing on the pin there was slop, making it unreliable and once caused an implement to bounce off.
About ten minutes the first time, which involves installing set screws and U-bolts that clamp it in place, then a pin with a hair pin.
It attaches to the tractor and implement PTO shafts so you slide them together and secure with cotter or lynch pins, instead of squeezing awkward connectors.
It lets you rotate the shaft to line up and connect with the implement; without free-spin you must start and stop the PTO repeatedly to align it.
