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Read articles →An owner's short-term review of the LANDTOP (LOPS) 3-point quick hitch, filmed on a 1952 Ford 8N with no live hydraulics. Covers build quality, the adjustable top hook's design shortcomings, the built-in trailer hitch receiver tube, and, most usefully, which implements did and didn't fit, including two LOPS-brand attachments that proved incompatible. Best for anyone comparing budget quick hitches and wanting candid fit-and-finish impressions rather than a polished demo.
Posted by the Derek's Workshop and Projects channel; the video includes a discount code for the LOPS website, suggesting a sponsored or affiliate relationship.
No, the reviewer says it doesn't seem compatible because of how the hitching frame is set up.
It worked well with a five-foot grading blade and a 30-foot boom pole, both quick and easy to attach.
It adjusts up and down but ships with bolts requiring a wrench; the reviewer swapped in half-inch pins instead.
Yes, it has a built-in receiver tube for standard trailer hitch attachments, storable in either direction on the tractor.
