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Old 02-07-2016, 02:58 PM
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They don't make a cat 0 quick attach. Cat 1 is as small as is made. Xtreme does build a sort of one, or they did.
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Old 02-08-2016, 01:16 AM
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Well there ya go! Just build a cat 0 quick hitch that has the sleeve hitch yoke on it!! Then run your top link gussets down to the pins that hold the sleeve hitch to the tractor! Maybe even make them adjustable n junk... sorry man, couldnt resist
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Old 02-08-2016, 05:22 PM
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Give this a look.

https://www.kolpin.com/powersports/h...t-hitch-system

All it needs is a 2" receiver to hook onto. Comes with a linear actuator with 250lb lift and 300lb downforce. Coming off your sleeve hitch it may stick out a ways but....big booty is back
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Give this a look.

https://www.kolpin.com/powersports/h...t-hitch-system

All it needs is a 2" receiver to hook onto. Comes with a linear actuator with 250lb lift and 300lb downforce. Coming off your sleeve hitch it may stick out a ways but....big booty is back
That is a option for some but before I spent $899. I would spend $500. For a factory style 3 point from extreme, their are plenty of adaptets that go 3 point x sleeve hitch. Now if I had a quad and wanted to pull grounding equipment with it then this is the route to go!
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Old 02-26-2016, 11:34 PM
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So did we ever complete this project?
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