Hitch,adapter for my 125

[dsarow]

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[dsarow]

This adapter is centered over the tran.fill plug.It mounts above the factory hitch.It uses the factory bolts,just a bit longer,I use the ball to pull my aluminum utility trailer.The bottom flat I use to pull my Agri-Fab leaf sweeper.It also is sandwiched together by using a bolt thru the factory hole.I have enough length out,that I can turn,and not bump the tongues on the tires.The bottom plate also has two holes drilled,so I can attach ratchet straps if I transport.Works good,wouldn't change a thing.

 

[Ken Black]

link wont go thru.

 

[dsarow]

 

[dsarow]

I bad,hope this loads.

 

[Ken Black]

i like it... i was goin to use the horse shoe mount. i think its for the brindel plows or something. so i could just lift the wagon up. but this is sweet.

 

[tkhoffman]

A gentleman on this site sells a receiver similar to that. It accepts 2" . I bought one year's ago. I love it for my light trailers and I also make an attachment to put weights on for snow plowing. So much more useful then the stock hole in thin bracket

 

[Lynn Finch]

A gentleman on this site sells a receiver similar to that. It accepts 2" . I bought one year's ago. I love it for my light trailers and I also make an attachment to put weights on for snow plowing. So much more useful then the stock hole in thin bracket

 

[Lynn Finch]

Is this hitch still available? where?

from previous post: "A gentleman on this site sells a receiver similar to that. It accepts 2" . I bought one year's ago. I love it for my light trailers and I also make an attachment to put weights on for snow plowing. So much more useful then the stock hole in thin bracket"

 

[RayF]

I built my own as well. I just put a 1320# linear actuator on it this year, and removed my fabricated lift bar and sleeve type hitch. The actuator has 6" of travel.. but I only use about 4". The "plate" moves about 12" total. I will be installing a 2" receiver in the spring... so I don't have to switch to a trailer ball to pull my boat and utility trailers around.

 

[eweiss]

I built my own as well. I just put a 1320# linear actuator on it this year, and removed my fabricated lift bar and sleeve type hitch. The actuator has 6" of travel.. but I only use about 4". The "plate" moves about 12" total. I will be installing a 2" receiver in the spring... so I don't have to switch to a trailer ball to pull my boat and utility trailers around.

Nice, bet you've hit your shin a few time walking around it, btdt

 

[RayF]

Nice, bet you've hit your shin a few time walking around it, btdt

Actually.. it hasn't been a problem... not at all like the bumperettes on a 1957 Cadillac Sedan DeVille...

 

[dsarow]

Thats the neat thing about pictures and this site,there is probably a lot of viewers out there that have put on there thinking caps and said,"I need to do that to my Cub"

 

[tkhoffman]

Is this hitch still available? where?

from previous post: "A gentleman on this site sells a receiver similar to that. It accepts 2" . I bought one year's ago. I love it for my light trailers and I also make an attachment to put weights on for snow plowing. So much more useful then the stock hole in thin bracket"

I was trying to find the info on it. This site and 'onlycubcadets. Net' I'm frustrated that cannot find his name. I was hoping he would have chimed in himself.

 

[glippert]

Check with Aaron at Xtreme Motorworks

Xtreme Motorworks - Your Headquarters for Custom and Obsolete Cub Cadet and Garden Tractor Parts

 

[speterson]

Beat me to it. Aaron is great to work with. Here's the link to the receiver hitch adapters on his site:

https://www.xtrememotorworks.com/Receiver Hitches.html

 

[MarcHeld]

I got a Receiver Hitch from Aaron too.
Recently, I got one of his differential covers. Plan to add that at my next Hytran change.