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Read articles →A hands-on problem-solving video where owner Ben modifies a Harbor Freight 3-point quick hitch so three different implements, a ballast box, a ball hitch, and a box blade, all connect without re-adjusting the hitch each time. The fix involves drilling out bolt holes, grinding off factory-welded tabs, repositioning them by stick-welding, and testing each implement. Useful for anyone wrestling with the same multi-implement compatibility headache on a budget quick hitch.
An owner-operator sharing first-person DIY modifications from his own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Drill out the hook's bolt holes for larger bolts, grind off the factory welded tabs, then stick weld them in a new spot so the ballast box, ball hitch, and box blade all share the same attachment points.
The attachment points for the ballast box, ball hitch, and box blade were all at different heights and positions, forcing a full readjustment or removal of the quick hitch for each implement.
He has a flux core welder but used stick welding on the thicker metal because he gets better penetration with sticks.
