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No the mower link is pinned to the other end of the plates and is not in the hook. This arrangement allows the mower to flex up and down behind the tractor. Other QHs can come with a similar type of arrangement as this one apologies for the green color and no pics of my setup

The short answer is yes you need the extra plates for a LP quick hitch. They can stay on permanently and just flip out of the way as in this picture.

Because it is tapered it will stick in the hole and requires to be tapped out, I have had to do that with mine. Just remember to protect the threads when you are tapping it. (you have to tap on the threaded end)

And that is why men have a shorter lifespan:LOL:

Agree as well with NIW, however it is very very messy when you find out it is over filled, speaking from experience:oops:

I like the dash idea, however I went a different way on my B2601 . I put the switches in the fenders, as it was simpler and easier than tearing into the dash. The left side is for the ROPs lighting and the right side is for the sprayer and its foam marker.

Sigh if it was up here the loader operator would be told please don't do that again and sent home and the home owner would be up on attempted murder charges

I use mine when using the 3pt sprayer in the yard makes speed regulation easier and the application rate consistent

Yep they will turn to cannibalism, used to see one smacked on the road then the rest will come for the after funeral lunch.

B2601 does not have a grease zerk on the pedal shaft there are Youtube videos showing how to install one though

See this Thread B2601 Treadle Pedal hard to use post #123 from NIWM great info

I liked the pedal on the in-laws BX however when I got my B2601 it was a different matter. It was way to stiff and then I found the thread here that showed which spring to remove and then all was right in the world again.:)

Love my QH15 and hydraulic top link. My only complaint is the dufus that put Cat 3 hooks on a Cat 1 QH

I am also on team trench. When we built the shop I had a 210 MIG welder and shop heat to consider I opted for a 240 volt 100 amp subpanel and underground cable (25 meters). Here we can pull selfwire wire permits, so most of the work was done by me. However I hired an electrician to run the cable...

We bought a 54" Z422 this spring to cut our approx. 2.5 acres of grass (previously using the tractor and a 60" RFM) this shortened our cutting time from 4.5 hours (wife likes lots of trees) to 2 hours. There have been no issues with this new mower and the suspension seat is great. The only other...