3 Point Hitches and Attachments

Make your tractor a true workhorse with Titan 3-Point Hitch Attachments—built durable, easy to mount, and designed to handle essential implements.

Make your tractor a true workhorse with Titan 3-Point Hitch Attachments—built durable, easy to mount, and designed to handle essential implements.

Frequently Asked Questions about 3 Point Tractor Hitches

What is a 3 point quick hitch used for?

A 3-point quick hitch allows you to quickly connect and disconnect implements from your tractor without leaving the driver’s seat or using additional tools. This saves time and labor by providing a standardized frame that can engage with each implement’s hitch points.

Can a 3 point trailer hitch be used with any tractor?

A 3 point trailer hitch can be used with most tractors equipped with a 3 point hitch system. However, it’s essential to ensure the hitch is compatible with your tractor’s category and has the proper weight capacity for towing.

What are the different categories of tractor 3 point hitches?

The category defines the spacing and size of the hitch points, and the weight capacities vary according to the category:

  • Category 0: Small garden tractors.
  • Category 1: Compact tractors (20-45 HP).
  • Category 2: Larger tractors (40-100 HP).
  • Category 3: Heavy-duty tractors (80-225 HP).
  • Category 4: Extremely heavy-duty tractors used for industrial purposes (225+ HP).

How much weight can a 3 point hitch lift?

The lifting capacity of a 3 point tractor hitch depends on the tractor category:

  • Category 1: Lifts between 1,500 to 2,500 lbs.
  • Category 2: Lifts between 3,500 to 5,500 lbs.
  • Category 3: Lifts between 6,000 to 9,000 lbs.

How do I maintain my 3 point hitch?

Taking proper care of your 3 point hitch attachment will keep it in top condition for years to come. Some things you can do to keep your 3 point hitch like new are:

  • Inspecting attachment points for wear or damage.
  • Checking and tightening bolts to prevent loosening during operation.
  • Greasing all moving parts to reduce friction and wear.
  • Cleaning your attachment after each use to remove dirt and debris.
  • Inspect hydraulic components (if applicable) for leaks and ensuring hoses and fittings are in good condition.