Quick hitch and cat1 kubota implements

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Yes.

Some quick hitches have Cat 1 or 2 hooks, but the specs call for Cat 3 hooks, So I used a pair of bushings on each pin for the Cat 3 hooks.

Another of my hitches has Cat 2 hooks, so just one pushing per pin is used.

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wacnstac said:
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/countyline-category-2-to-1-lift-arm-bushing
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North Idaho Wolfman said:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Speeco-Cat...721295&hash=item1e9b07fdfc:g:sx8AAOSwpDdU~GVV

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I've used both types in the last couple weeks.

I can tell you the bushings Wolfman pictured saved me A LOT of work making a non-compatible Box Blade fit the QH....

I needed more width, which longer lift pins and those adapters did. The wider end also keeps the implement from sliding.
 
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wacnstac said:
Not sure which bushings I would need. I also don't understand the need for those roll pins as pictured. Do the implements have a hole that those would go through?
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The bushing I gave a link to are the one's that will fit it.
These style bushing come in Cat I and Cat II, the difference is the inside of the bushing not the outside, that is the same dimension.
The bushings pin to the implement through the lynch pin hole, that's how they stay on.

Here is them installed on one of mine.

 

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