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Read articles →Part 2 of a two-part series, this video picks up where a failed first attempt left off and shows the actual fix: adjusting pin positions and hole spacing on a Harbor Freight 3-point quick hitch to make it compatible with a Titan Implement rotary cutter on an LS tractor. Tony walks through the physical adjustments step by step and confirms a successful hookup by the end. Best for owners already eyeing this Harbor Freight hitch who want to see real compatibility troubleshooting rather than a polished product demo.
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Adjust the pin positions to the low setting, move roll pins out to the next hole, mount bolts in the lowest position, and tilt the hitch back straight before hooking up.
Titan Implement designed the supports to flex if you back up a hill or hit something, instead of bending, unlike cheaper solid metal versions from other stores.
Yes, Tony calls it a huge success, saying the quick hitch with adapters made hooking up the heavy rotary cutter much easier than a conventional three-point hitch.