Anyone use the BXpanded BH Receiver Hitch?

[TRA]

Looks a tad more convenient than uncoupling the BH and putting on the 3pt. But is it really a good way to tow a light load, on a BH70?

http://bxpanded.com/kubota-b-bh-hitch

 

[dirtydeed]

That looks a bit complicated to use.

I ordered one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/Titan-Traile...sr=8-3-fkmr1&keywords=clamp+on+reciever+hitch

(I don't recall paying $72 though) for use with my old bx to move trailers around. It works great. I was able to move my boat/trailer (approx 4K lbs) very easily to position it in its winter bed. Also towed around my landscape trailer (2K lbs). No problem at all as long as you leave the backhoe on for counter weight.

Since I have the new machine with qa and receiver in the pallet fork frame, I suppose I no longer need the titan clamp on. But it did work well.

 

[RonBoyBX25D]

It works well, takes some getting used to is all. I wouldn***8217;t go too heavy, but is nice to have the ability to use the hoe to put the trailer exactly where you want it.

 

[TRA]

Interesting on the titan. I have a tooth bar that might get in the way. But its cheap, which is awesome.

What about a bolt on hitch for the bucket?

The BXpanded aint cheap, but if it works.

 

[dirtydeed]

Interesting on the titan. I have a tooth bar that might get in the way. But its cheap, which is awesome.

What about a bolt on hitch for the bucket?

The BXpanded aint cheap, but if it works.

I think it would depend on the toothbar.

You could easily go that route (bolt on hitch) with a "bumper mount receiver". But that would also take time to add/remove if it wasn't something you wanted in your loader bucket.

 

[maclean]

Make something like this...

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[TRA]

Make something like this...

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Thats cool. I need to learn to use my mig welder.