Got my Titan 3 point quick connect. Well, its 30 inches wide. My 3 point back blade is 24 inches wide at the lower pins. Do they make replacement pins for wider attachments? The humongous top hook is so thick, can't hook into top of my ballast box and shy 2 inches on the bottom pins. Probably do some grinding to on the hook to make it work or grind a little on the box. The bottom pins will sit on the bottom hooks but the clevis pins can't be used. Could probably use some type of washers to keep it from sliding off on one side. Bought this to reduce hooking up time and aggravating my bad back more. Need some guidance on my issues. Thanks.
Titan 3 point quick attachment (Type 1)?
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Ktrim
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B2400, lA352 loader,3pth quick hitch/z122r zero turn/restored 52 farmall super a
What bushing kit?
Dam, didn't do my homework. Just looked. Titan also shows a step lower lift pin. Should I order these too since I will be ordering? Thanks for your help
Ktrim
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B2400, lA352 loader,3pth quick hitch/z122r zero turn/restored 52 farmall super a
I actually got mine at tractor supply if you have anything like that near by.
A little ways away, about an hour. Oh well, order placed. May have to take a trip down there to see what they have since I’m still learning this stuff. Thanks again for your help. This forum is an invaluable tool to help us newbees.
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Buy the right top hook while your at it.
www.boltonhooks.com
Imported Quick Hitch Accessories - BoltOnHooks LLC
Extended hook for the Harbor Freight and other imported Quick Hitch. KBOH. ChainBox
www.boltonhooks.com
Looked at the link, those hooks look the same as mine. I just glanced at the link but will look closer later and take measurements of mine to compare. Thanks for the help.Buy the right top hook while your at it.
Imported Quick Hitch Accessories - BoltOnHooks LLC
Extended hook for the Harbor Freight and other imported Quick Hitch. KBOH. ChainBox
Got my bushings in. Seems these bushings are for larger tractors, not type I. Slid this big hulking piece over the smaller pins on the ballast box for now but not fond of this. Will try to figure this out. Pics for you to view.
As for my back blade, may try something else since the other pins I ordered won't work. Posting link to Titan, scroll down to the pins.
I'm the kind of person to make this work so will be trying different things before buying anything else.
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Ktrim
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B2400, lA352 loader,3pth quick hitch/z122r zero turn/restored 52 farmall super a
If I go the other way, it will slip off. This pins to pound in don't pound it. Tried. Need king kong to pound them in. Am looking at trying a different way though. The sleeves that came with it doesn't go inside the big arse piece thats shown in the picture.
Ktrim
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B2400, lA352 loader,3pth quick hitch/z122r zero turn/restored 52 farmall super a
Not great pics as it's dark now but this is a titan. I guess adapt, fabricate and overcome.
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So how is it attached to the box? There are no threads inside and didn’t come with any bolts. Here is a link of a titan ballast box similar to the one i bought off of eBay. Look how thin those posts are.
You need a set of posts to bolt to the ballast box.
Those posts (pins) are meant to connect direct to a 3 point hitch. However, if you are using a quick hitch, many quick hitches have a larger "U" that may require a slip-on Bushing that's held to the pin with a roll-pin.
Once the Bushing is installed (on that implement) you never remove them, the implement is always ready to connect to the quick hitch after. Once this is done this way, the pin with the circlip (lynch pin) is not used with "this implement" at all.
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Very possible you got the wrong bushings. For future reference which helped me early on, Class 1=Cat1, Class2=Cat2. Your BXs 3-Point is rated Cat1.
Some implements are universal which can be used in both Cat1/Cat2. A way to spot this is they have three ears on each side at the lower 3PH connection. This is where the long pin/short sleeve is used, and an additional (larger inside diameter) short bushing slipped over that.
When it comes to implements, there a several ways to make it work. This is where you might benefit from physically "seeing" all available at your local Tractor Supply or other Farm and Implement store.
Generally speaking, if you can't get your index finger all the way in, it's Cat1/Class1
This link should help.
