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Read articles →Focuses on a specific problem: the stock top-hook on three-point quick hitches won't clear the frame on many implements. The creator shows exactly why using a Massey Ferguson disc and a breaking plow as examples, then walks through installing a third-party top-link adapter (~$30-40, available on Amazon or Tractor Supply) and demonstrates it connecting to the disc. Useful for anyone already owning a quick hitch who can't get it to work with most of their attachments.
Posted by the Backyard Country Livin' channel; the host mentions receiving the quick hitch from Garvey to demonstrate, suggesting some products may be provided, though no formal sponsorship is stated.
Many implements have a bar or obstruction near the top pin, so when you drop low enough to get the bottom hooks under the lift arm pins, the hook hits that bar and can't reach the top connection.
Pull the top pin out of the top link, slide the adapter over, and put the pin back in. The pin goes through both the top link and the quick hitch, letting the adapter move up and down.
The creator says it runs about 30 to 40 dollars and is available on Amazon or at Tractor Supply.
