What is quick-hitch compatible?
Quick hitches are one of the biggest time saving innovations you can find for a tractor. With a quick hitch adapter, and a quick hitch compatible attachment, you can change rear tractor attachments in a matter of seconds.
What is a 3 point quick-hitch used for?
This tractor hitch lets you quickly and easily attach and release three-point implements without leaving your tractor seat. Designed for tractors up to 45 HP, this trailer hitch features four position draw pin adjustments.
What is a tractor euro hitch?
The Euro Hitch quickcoupler has been developed to allow those customers, who may have previously purchased European-style attachments that suit some of the European-manufactured loaders, the ability to retain those attachments and use them on their Prime- Lift or Vision-Lift front end loader.
What is iMatch compatible?
What Implements is the iMatch™ Compatible With? Most Category 1 John Deere and Frontier implements are compatible, aside from a backhoe, posthole digger, and some fertilizer spreaders. The most common implements we see our customers purchase are a tiller, rotary cutter, box blade, rear blade, and landplane.
What is Euro style quick attach?
EURO/GLOBAL QUICK ATTACH ET-UN1 The Euro-Tach is designed to fit tractor front-end loaders and skid steer loaders with universal mounts. It converts the loader for use with Euro/Global style attachments.
What is 3rd service on tractor?
A Third Function Valve is a hydraulic control valve that’s installed on your machine in order to add an additional hydraulic function. It’s often called a Third Function as it’s used to control an additional third hydraulic cylinder, the first two cylinders being on a front-end loader (Tilt/Curl).
What is the difference between a Category 2 and 3 hitch?
Class 2 hitches are quite different from class 3 hitches. Class 2 hitches have a 1-1/4″ receiver and generally only go up to 3,500 lbs. GTW. On the other hand, class 3 hitches have a 2″ receiver and can range up to 8,000 lbs.
What is John Deere iMatch?
The iMatch Quick Hitch from John Deere was designed to make it quick and easy. The iMatch Quick Hitch is designed to meet the ASAE Category 1 Standard S278. 6 for quick-attach hitches, which guarantees it will fit any category 1 implement.
What category is iMatch?
Category 1
The iMatch Quick-Hitch provides easy hookup and a guaranteed fit for all Category 1 implements designed to meet the ASAE Category 1 Standard S278….
| Dimensions designated | Millimeters (minimum) | Millimeters (maximum) |
|---|---|---|
| ‘C’ lower socket diameter | 38.1 | 38.61 |
| ‘D’ upper hook vertical spacing | 375.41 | 377.96 |
What is a quick hitch?
Join our mailing list! Quick hitches are one of the biggest time saving innovations you can find for a tractor. With a quick hitch adapter, and a quick hitch compatible attachment, you can change rear tractor attachments in a matter of seconds. The three point tractor quick hitch is available in three varieties: economy, category I, or category II.
How do you use a 3 point quick hitch on a tractor?
The tractor three point quick hitches we offer are manufactured by Speeco, and of top quality. Back your tractor up to your quick hitch implement, lift it up, and lower the two top levers, that is all it takes to put on an attachment with a quick hitch adapter. Speeco Economy Quick Hitch for category 1 tractors.
What is a tractor hitch used for?
Product Overview This tractor hitch lets you quickly and easily attach and release three-point implements without leaving your tractor seat. Designed for tractors up to 45 HP, this trailer hitch features four position draw pin adjustments. With a powder coat to resist rust, this hitch withstands tough work conditions and just about any weather.
How do you attach a quick hitch to a Speeco tractor?
Back your tractor up to your quick hitch implement, lift it up, and lower the two top levers, that is all it takes to put on an attachment with a quick hitch adapter. Speeco Economy Quick Hitch for category 1 tractors. Free ground shipping to your door within 1,000 miles!