You would be hard pushed to find a new tractor over here without this type of hitch. All the manufacturers supply them as standard equipment. Yes we do have to get off to attach hoses and power shafts etc,but the joy of being able to lift the baler even one inch off its jack stand so you don't have any winding to do makes it worthwhile. Most jacks are seized, We simply lift it clear of the ground and pull a pin to release the jack off the machine or to lift it up out of the way.....The BIG plus is if you drop the disc, trailer or baler or whatever off on soft ground and the jack sinks....you can lift it right out of the ground with the tractor's hydraulics. Something that is not real clear on the demo, is that the hitch latches up mechanically and does not rely on the tractors hydraulics to support the weight of the implement...... glad some of you liked it! LOL Sam
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