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Read articles →This first-look video follows Tony as he unboxes a $75 Harbor Freight 3-point quick hitch (purchased with a 25% coupon) and attempts to fit it on his LS MT125 with several subcompact implements. The key takeaway, reached through hands-on trial, is that it doesn't connect cleanly to his existing category-one implements without pin sleeve adapters. Most useful for subcompact owners considering this specific Harbor Freight unit.
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Not cleanly. Tony's older box blade was too narrow to fit, and his Titan rotary cutter only barely caught one pin because its hookups appeared to be category two.
It is designed for tractors up to 45 horsepower, fits most category one tractors, and has a maximum weight capacity of 2,000 pounds.
Yes. Tony found that pin sleeve adapters are needed to extend the pins to category two so standard subcompact three-point implements will connect.
