adapting older implements whose 3-p5 attachment points are too high?

Dustyx2

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BX22, M7060, Landpride RC-2512, Woodmax SB84
Feb 19, 2021
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The OP could buy and modify a Quick Hitch to have a more desirable offset .... maybe.
That's what I did. Welded plate to extend down on the quick hitch frame with another set of holes for the
3-point arms and added a new bracket for the tractor top link.
 

icehorse

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L3901, box blade, tedder rake, mini round baler, drum mower, rotary cutter, misc
Aug 10, 2022
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That's what I did. Welded plate to extend down on the quick hitch frame with another set of holes for the
3-point arms and added a new bracket for the tractor top link.
That's a very cool idea. sadly, my QH15 isn't the correct width for these older implements.

For everyone else, I guess I should clarify: I can get these implements attached. But the lower link arms are nearly at the top of their operating range. So when I said that transport was hard, I meant from yard to pasture, these implements are only an inch or two off the grouhd. Yes, it helps a bit with my top rear cylinder, but not much. I guess I should get better at welding...