Clamp-On Bucket Hitch Receiver Reviews

4.3 Rating 78 Reviews

The 2" trailer hitch receiver is designed to easily install on the front of your skid steer or tractor loader bucket. This universal mount slides over the bucket cutting edge and utilizes the underside for leverage. This durable receiver is constructed of an all-steel tubular structure with a secure clamp, puck, and side supports that help to prevent your hitch from turning and twisting when in use. With an impressive weight capacity of up to 1,100 LB, you can tow mid-size trailers and other towable implements.

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“I have used this bucket hitch to bring in my boat from course areas. Mounts to the bucket end of the loader to make towing simpler.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“fit and finish was ok. threads for both male and female were very rough needed to chase them with a cut and die set for them to work smothly. Kind of looked to me to be throne together like a amateur put this together. But it worked ok.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The clamp-on hitch will not work, it is too tight of a clearance to fit on the front bucket of any of my 3 tractors, my 590 Case back-hoe, my John Deere 210 LE skiploader or my skidsteer”

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Posted 2 years ago

“suppose to fit 2" receiver but its is too large maybe 2 1/4"”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Clamp on bucket hitch v2 was a replacement for a recent order that was poorly constructed. Although the customer service rep was very helpful in reviewing the previous issues, I reviewed a replacement that suffered all of the same issues. It seems that no one is checking for problems reported.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Welds all look good, hitch receiver is a little big for the ball insert but for what this is made for this will work just fine”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Great product.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Well built fits my Branson BL100S bucket.”

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Posted 3 years ago