How to Use a Three Point Hitch and Attach Implements

For a first time user, a three point hitch can have a tricky learning curve. In this video, Zach walks through the components of the hitch, what each arm does, how to adjust and level it, and how to hook up an implement.

[@CampKuya]

Always left, right, top for hookup order, and keep a digging bar or shovel around for leverage to move implements into alignment!

[@platinumsky845]

Makes more sense since your method leaves the adjustable arm free unlike in the video where he hooked that one up first.

[@grantmcinnes1176]

Thanks for this. Thrilled to see that hooking up the three point is just intrinsically a shit show and experts have just as much problem as me :). Try doing it with a 50 year old tractor, on a hill, with a 1000 lbs implement buried in the grass :)

[@RCAFpolarexpress]

Good Morning Sir, Truly an OUTSTANDING Informative Video 👍😇👌Cheers 🍻🍻

[@user-by7mb7gd3s]

Excellent tutorial. Theory well related to practice.

[@manjotsuri4052]

can u make videos on the understanding the counter triangle A frame, quick change frame, three point adapter?

[@jamesward3254]

Great ! Thanks for sharing !

[@garyfrazier3555]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@119topdawg]

Good info

[@hugostiglitz8465]

When leveling a box blade or other implement, raise the implement off the ground about 2" and then place a torpedo kevel across to adjust the left and right. The implement should be level with the tractor not mother earth.

[@mountainlion7051]

when I raise my tiller it comes up with a jumpy motion. Is that normal? or do I need to make adjustments?

[@joshenglish7923]

When I raise my 3pt to max, my rear blade is still only a few inches off the ground. How can I increase the height? It seems like the range from ground to max only uses 1 to 3 on the 10 point scale (i.e. ground is 1, max height is 3) rather than ground being 1 and ,ax being 10

[@Johnson11c]

Im having the same problem