Versatile Quick Hitch Adapter with Adapter Sleeve Used to Adjust Top Link Bracket Movements Fit for Category 1 Quick Hitch Made of Integral Casting

Fit and works as designed.

Good quality. Works as it should. One thing to keep in mind is it adds space between the top link and the implement. Meaning it changes the level. You have to shorten your link. I added a hydraulic top link so easy to adjust between implements.

Much heavier than I expected but I was able to install. Very rugged piece of steel and would be good for tractors more powerful than my BX2680. I should have bought the adapter when I bought the hitch. (It was referenced in the quick-hitch install guide)

This was a perfect fit on my northern tool brand cat 1 hitch. Aftwr some head scratching of how to hook up my brush hog BH42 to my Massey 1723, it became clear I was going to need some type of adapter or creative welding. This was exactly what I needed. It's super beefy, the welds look solid enough, and the price is right. Next day shopping was fantastic as well. The bush hog pivoting end link connects to this adapter which gives it an additional pivoting point for variations in the ground height. You will set your bush hog height with your 3 point arms and tail height with your tail wheel. Should work like a champ. Thanks again!

This or something else that works like this is necessary when using some tractor implements to allow for flexion when moving across rough ground.

Worked great. Have older 3point mower that would not hook up to quick hitch. This made it possible. It will change how high you can lift your implements. Be careful not to lift all the way and smash your quick hitch into the back of your fenders! Poor L2501 has its first damage :)

Link fit perfectly on my quick hitch and fit all my attachments without any adjustments. Well made product.

This piece is fairly well made overall—materials seem solid, welds look decent, and it appears like it’ll hold up to real use without any immediate concerns about strength or durability. That said, the fitment leaves quite a bit to be desired. It’s a bit oversized, which creates noticeable slop in both the shackle and pin holes. On top of that, the shaft itself is a little narrow, so you end up with even more play than you’d want. It’s not catastrophic, but it’s definitely not a tight, confidence-inspiring fit—especially if you’re used to properly machined attachments. Another important point if you’re running a Deere quick hitch: this adds an extra pivot point and will not pin directly to the top pin of a Deere iMatch without modifications. The only way to use it as-is is to let it sit in the top hook of the coupler and then pin it to the implement instead. That works, but it’s not ideal and kind of defeats part of the quick hitch convenience. Bottom line: solid enough construction, but between the slop and the compatibility limitation, it feels more like a “make it work” solution than a dialed-in, purpose-built piece.