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Read articles →A homestead owner walks through installing a Garvee three-point quick-hitch on his tractor, framing it around a real work session switching between a back blade and a trailer to haul wood out of a muddy valley. He covers how the hitch works, a modification he made to his Land Pride implement to get it to fit, a bushing upgrade he recommends for category-one three-points, and an honest note that it still has a learning curve. Best for owners managing several implements who want a practical first-look from someone mid-learning-curve rather than a polished demo.
Posted by the SSLFamilyDad channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing ongoing homestead projects from their own property.
He cut out a piece of metal to give room for the hook to poke through, since positioning the implement in the middle holes meant the hook would not fit otherwise.
It still has a learning curve to line up, and it slops around enough that it can pop out of the top link hook until larger bushings are installed.
He recommends ordering larger bushings for a category-one three-point so the hitch fits more snugly and does not bounce around.
You back up, lower a kickstand, pop off releases on both sides, then lower the three-point and it pops right out of the top.
