3 Point 2 Inch Receiver Trailer Hitch Heavy Duty Steel Drawbar Adapter Category 1 Tractor Tow Compatible with Kubota, LM25H, BX, WLM Tractor, NorTrac, Yanmar, Kioti, Cat, John Deere 5000lbs Capacity

It only weighs 25 pounds. Those of you that use three point tools know that is about a record for light weight attachments. The threads on the main pins were dinged a little but I was able to screw them in with little trouble. One of the lock washers was for the main attachment pins was missing. So I had to go to the hardware storeThey say in the add that you can reverse the side lift pins for small tractors. I don’t see how. The pins screw into a nut welded into the end of a square tube. There is no access to the other side of the nut. So don’t expect that to happen.One of the advantages of having a hitch on a three point mount is that you will never need to move the jack to hook up. Just lower the three point, back under the hitch and raise it up.It is light weight, but as I intended only to use it to move empty boat, horse and medium utility trailers around the equipment yard, it should be adequate for that purpose. If I were planning on leaving it on and using it constantly for a yard dog or spotting truck, moving larger, loaded trailers I would want a hitch weighing a couple of hundred pounds.The hitch is worth the money. The one star was for the missing part.

I got this for my tractor so I could pull some of my trailers around without chaining them to the bucket or pulling them with a bolt through the rear holes.This is nice and solid and I like the support bars this one has. It is made as solid as some of my expensive implements.I use an ATV pull hitch in it (sold on Amazon) and it makes it easier to chain something to. You have to put the pins on the hitch but that only takes a few minutes. A screw driver through the hole made it fast.There is a little wobble room in the hitch receiver part itself with two different hitches I have used. Not a huge deal but not as tight as I would have thought.Overall, nicely put together just a little play in the hitch. If you need to pull stuff with your tractor this does the job. Taking one star off for the play in it.

This is a very nice addition to my tractor. It allows me to move my log splitter around, park my car trailer in a tight spot and haul my dump trailer around my property. I was not super impressed by the shipping, all the parts were loose in the damaged box and I have some chipped paint. In addition, no instructions are provided but it is fairly straight forward to put together and install. The welds are a bit rough in some areas as well. Overall a nice tool to have I hope it holds up. Better packaging methods are needed to future shipments.

Easy to assemble and install. Welds are a little sloppy but for half of what others cost it will get the job done.

This looked like it would be perfect for my needs and when I removed from the shipping package, I noticed that the receiver looked pretty big. I measured the receiver and found that it is 2 1/4" x 2 1/4". A standard receiver should measure around 2 1/16" or so. When I inserted my 2" hitch, it was a very sloppy fit. I had just a tad over 3/16" of an inch on the top and the side. I would be embarrassed if I was responsible for building this contraption. Not sure if they are all like this from this company, but no way should this be sold on the market if they are like the one I received. Welds are borderline ok and painted finish seems fine.

The product was as pictured and described by the seller. My husband is always looking for good accessories for his tractor at a decent price, and this hit the mark for him. I love that it fits most tractors so I didn't have to worry about it not fitting his specific tractor. It's well-made out of powder-coated steel and it has reinforced connection points to make it durable. It's definitely a heavy duty piece of equipment that can work for several different tasks and since it fits most tractors, it makes a great value for the price. Recommended!

I assembled and installed this 3-point hitch receiver unit today and I’m liking it a lot. This unit replaces a homemade ball hitch I made a few years ago that worked, but installation took too much time and it did a little paint damage to one of the lower links. This one looks good, installs quickly, and fits nicely on my 1954 Ford NAA.Assembly was pretty easy, but I needed a pipe wrench to tighten the draw pins so the lynchpins would be straight up and down. The included lynchpins and the holes they go in are a little smaller than standard and not flat on one side, so they don’t slide into the draw pin fully when a sway bar is added and my usual linchpins will not fit at all. Boring the holes slightly or grinding off a side of the linchpins would easily resolve that situation.This unit will make hitching a trailer and adjusting its height a breeze.

This 3-point to 2” receiver adaptor is great! It has a solid build, is a breeze to assemble, and is relatively compact for storage. I was able to easily hang this on the wall of the barn for storage.There are just 3 pins to install; 2 that are threaded and an upper one that is not. You’ll need a screwdriver to thread the two lower pins in fully to crush the lock washer, but that’s it. There’s a bit of weld splatter on the frame and the padded envelope for the pins blew open in transit, but that’s getting a bit picky in my mind. The structure and the pins themselves seem fine.