From reading your post unsure what the question is that you pose.
If you are considering converting your loader from a pin-type to a skid-steer quick-attach type-----do it! And never look back.
The QA is the single best option we've ever put on a machine.
My spouse can by herself change from bucket to pallet forks in about a minute-and-a-half. Compared to me working a sledge and drift and an hour later.
If you think ahead, you can flip the locking levers before you get aboard, drive to the implement, dump one and pick up the other, hop off and flip the locks to engage, get back aboard, drive to job, do job, without dismounting again.
You can pick up QA implements online or used in your area if you are actively looking. Use a cheap spare bucket to mix or transport concrete for instance or to bang up pushing rocks around.
With aux hydraulics get a grapple. Great tool.
For maybe $150 online get a removeable slide-ear adapter plate to let you use standard 3-point implements on your front loader. We do this with a landscape comb and a 6-way angle blade. Box blade on rear and 6-way or comb on front we can spiffy up a place in a hurry, shape ditches, pop rocks out--then drop that and pick up a bucket or forks and be productive in minutes.
