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Read articles →An unboxing-and-assembly preview, not an in-field test, covering a 3-point disc harrow and core plug aerator from TractorBasics.com. The video's most useful stretch is a candid, extended struggle with quick-hitch compatibility, including specific advice on iMatch vs. off-brand hitches and bushing clearance issues. Actual field use is promised in a follow-up episode. Best for shoppers researching hitch fitment headaches before buying entry-level implements.
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No, it required using the non-standard lowest hole on the iMatch and Kin's bolt-on hooks extended hitch, and there was no room for the cat 3 to cat 1 bushing.
No, there is no top pin provided, so if you order one you need to bring your own top link pin.
As aggressive as possible while still staying behind the tractor, since too much angle for the weight causes the discs to bounce instead of staying in the ground.
Frontier manufacturers put extra engineering and testing into refining the top link and hitch fit, which entry-level attachments like this one skip.
