3 Point Attachment Adapter Fits John Deere Reviews

4.4 Rating 37 Reviews

Turn your John Deere tractor into a machine that can use different equipment to help you accomplish many jobs and tasks. This plate is made for Category 1 implements that are not driven or powered by a PTO shaft. It is specifically made to fit John Deere style quick tach with the hook and pin connection. Use the plate to help you attach pallet forks, landscaping rakes, hay bale spears, and other implements. This tool has adjustable lift arms that can assist you when moving large loads, including building materials, animal feed, bales, and waste products. Whether moving something large or small, this sturdy skid steer adapter will help you do the job much more effectively. Additionally, this plate comes with a 2" trailer hitch for your convenience.

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“This 3-point attachment adapter has been a great addition, allowing front-mounting of my Rhino 8' blade and a tine rake as well as a boom. The Rhino blade front-mounted is great for snow removal, but is a beast, at over 800 lbs. and puts a lot of stress on the adapter as well as the loader. The adapter has handled it well, with no twists, deformities or breaks. I would recommend this product - it has facilitated a lot more flexibility and utility of my attachments .”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I love the front mount. Works great! I use mostly with a landscape rake to clean the property and it works exceptionally. One word of advice: if you plan on using an I-match quick hitch, you will need to grind off a little of the front hitch connectors to get it to fit properly. Shipment was troublesome because FedEx damaged the first two shipments, but Titan assisted me at every opportunity with no questions asked and I finally received the hitch on the third attempt.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“the first thing was when I opened the box the inside of the card board was covered in bloody finger prints Grose its nothing to do with the product but it was extremely offensive. But the reason for the 3 score is it works find but you need to have the titan quick hitch to use it my jd quick hitch will not work unless you use smaller diameter bolt it will not work with stock pins it has a gusset that is to close to the hole 1" shorter gusset and it would be a 5 score very well built good quality recommend it but you need to order the titan quick hitch if you want it to be easy to use”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Put it on my 520 loader already, but I have not hand an opportunity to use it yet. Had to encourage it on to the bottom pin on the loader...was almost as if it was slightly off or had too much paint on it. The holes are big enough for category 2 implements, which means I will be adding a bushing to my cat 1 implements. This was a welcomed surprise, so I can now my my category 2 rock rake on without changing the pins. Very happy with this purchase!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“does the job as advertised. I use it to stack implements and make a large crane with a boom pole attachment. Pros: Solid unit great construction. Cons: does not come with a top link pin.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“I mounted a landscape rake for cleaning up in the horse pen. Lets me get into areas that I can't when the rake is mounted on the rear. It also works for light snow removal where a snowblower or bucket won't work, as I can drag the snow out into the open and then move it. I have three Titan attachments for my 460 loader on a JD 4600 utility tractor. I'm sure if I move up to a larger tractor, the attachments will still work great.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“fits the D160 Loader no problem. only complaint is the unit does not ship with a pin for the top link. besides that it works great for moving implements around.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“The only reason I didn't give a 5 is the center link is not straight because holes are punched instead of drilled resulting in bent link and concave holes.”

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Posted 8 years ago