Recent content by Mudball

No problems at all. Last time I greased, it worked fine.

We always seem to find ways to save time. When compared to years past, and now with the internet, we are growing leaps and bounds. I like the clip idea for sure.

I wish ! And each unit would have a different brand tractor with appropriate HP for each implement. Yes, I would do exactly that if I could, but I cant afford the building it would take to store them all in.:(

Thats one thats on my list as well. You raise a good point and I will keep your idea about the pin, in mind for the future. Now your talking biscuits and gravy. This is not as the same as my idea, which I mentioned earlier, but has the same general concept. My idea involves those quick clamps...

Good question, and idk. I like your approach as to how to address though. I have an idea that Im going to try in the next few days before I order anything. I will be posting it if it works ;)

The WD Dry Lube sounds like a good idea. As far as shaft alignment, Ive seen that video and its a great idea, but I usually dont have trouble with that, but thanks just the same.

Same problem I was having with mine. The ball bearings were rusted. I fixed that problem and greased the pto shaft really well. However, even when both units were brand new, I had trouble attaching them, but maybe things will work out.

Absolutely no problem, and I can tell you I didnt lose any sleep over it. Sometimes its just easier to paint with a broad brush. Next time I post a question, Ill be sure to attach my biography so you won't miss a thing. 😂 I hope this was cleared up as well.

Yes, I have the same kind where its difficult to pull back that spring loaded collar in one direction while pushing the pto in the other. It never use to be an issue until after my injury, but such is life. Im just thankful to still be alive. Absolutely, and I hope you dont have near the...

That guy must have been that way for several years. He's amazing.

This is worth the one minute and seventeen seconds to watch imo. He explains the procedural use of the product accurately and according to him the steel is three times stronger.

I agree. Post #5 explains some details as to why its not for me. The only two pto driven implements I have are a bushhog and a finish mower.

Being in that physical position to hook them up while being disabled in my right arm and hand, makes this particular task pretty difficult for me. I can disconnect really good, its the hook up thats difficult. For the price theyre asking I would think they are made with quality material and easy...

Thats why I put the words "ease of use" in bold letters. With your philosophy why add on any of the hundreds of other accessories that are offered ? My Pats Quick Hitch have the potential of breakage. Should I remove those as well ?

Below is a link to your implement, but I dont see what you are looking for exactly. After clicking on the link below, you can then select a section, from the left side of the page, and it will display a diagram. https://www.messicks.com/lp/4065