SpeeCo Quick Hitch

[man00]

I have one on my B2320, and when I hook the tiller up the top link (latch) only goes into the hitch about halfway? If I can get that seated all the way then one of the lower links will not go in the latch. What do I need to do? I'm new at this.

 

[Tooljunkie]

I like to say in this case a picture is worth a thousand profanities. J/K, if we had a couple photos it might help.

 

[GWD]

Sounds like one of the fallibilities of the rigid quick hitch. The implement's dimensions don't coincide with the quick hitch's measurements.

But have to agree 100% with Tooljunkie. A couple of photos would answer a lot of questions and give rise to a lot of solutions.

 

[Kingcreek]

Neither part adjustable?
Either move the QH hook up or the tiller link pin down?

I had to drill new top link holes in a rear blade frame and change a bolt through one on a 3pt disc but now all my attachments fit my QH (Speeco I think, with adjustable hook positions), box grader, disc-harrow, rear blade, tiller, rotary cutter, and log skidder frame are all easy and same fit up for the QH.

 

[cerlawson]

I have three tractors that have an alternative to using the top hook for the three point. Mostly this is due to difficulty of the hook getting in position due to obstructions. I have a piece of strap metal that serves the function. In the second picture you can see the obstruction that is common on my tools.

 

[man00]

I'll try and get some pics, the BH hooks up fine. I used the tiller without the toplink all the way in. Didn't have any issues

 

[aeblank]

That obstruction is what you are supposed to hook on. It had the bushing on there for a better fit to the quick hitch hook. I bet it is 15" above the bottom pins. And the upper hole is 18"....

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