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Read articles →A candid, hands-on review of the Vevor category 1/2 quick hitch on a Kubota BX, notable for documenting multiple required modifications, spreading the arm plates, drilling out the top hook, and plasma-cutting a hitch pan hole, before the unit would function at all. The creator tests it on a box blade and rotary cutter and honestly weighs the cheap price against real-world fit issues. Best for budget-minded BX owners considering a generic quick hitch.
A hobby homesteader channel that received this product free from Vevor for review, but explicitly acknowledges that arrangement and delivers criticism regardless.
No. The plates that slide onto the three point arms were too close together and would not fit without spreading them apart with a crowbar.
Yes. You have to spread the arm plates, drill out the top hook so it lowers enough to pick up implements, and the hitch pan may need a hole cut for a ball.
No. The creator found he could not leave the quick hitch attached to the three point and remove it as one piece when swapping to the backhoe.
It works and is cheaper than other options, but it has quality control problems and requires modifications before the basic function works on his implements.
