Modifying a Case FarmAll 75C to Use Skid Steer Attachments on a 3 pt Hitch - Part 1

[@tcmits3699]

Looks way more practical than 3pt QH that seems it doesn't always fit old 3pt implements😊

[@19jessejames83]

be careful back pushing with that bucket you can bend the 3 point lift arms

[@driftlessinwi]

I don't recommend Titan's 3pt to Quick Tach, after using several quick tach skidsteer attachments I have had them pop off several times. The main issue is the pins that lock the skidsteer attachments to the adapter plate are too short and when pulling attachments (ie open 4 in 1 bucket used for dragging), the attachments will pull off. Maybe something with longer pins would work...?

[@markheintz1878]

You can solve that release problem by welding a piece of bar stock to the top face the pins go thru. I have seen alot of buckets and other attachments that were popping off. The bar stock gives it more bearing area. Just check the clearance to see how high they can be and still release. Good luck, hope that helps.

[@driftlessinwi]

Thanks for the tip!

[@bubbe1981]

Never jus teflon tape on hydraulics its perish awaze jus original sealings fore hydraulics . And why jus a bucket behind a tractor whit a frond loader

[@driftlessinwi]

Thanks for the tips, I use teflon tape on my hydraulic fittings when they are pipe and don't have an o-ring like JCBs and haven't had any issues. Regarding a bucket on the back, I thought it would be good for a carry all with dump capabilities, and could act like ballast too. Since it is an universal quick tach, I can really put any skidsteer attachment on the back. I usually switch between bale spears and a blade on the front. All that said, there are some shortcomings to having a quick tach on the back of a tractor that I have discovered. I will need to get an update video out with my lessons learned. Thanks!