🚜 Extreme Max 5001.1369 Clamp-On Tractor Bucket Hitch Receiver Adapter - 2" - Efficient and Versatile Attachment Solution Review

This works for what was intended. This allows me to move the trailer together with the tractor. It shifts when you use it, but I can move the trailer around with no problem.

Definitely needs more touch points. Watch The Cluttered Garage review on Youtube and see how the problem was solved. Haven't done this yet but I'm sure it will help prevent it from spinning. A little annoying.

The perfect addition to my cubota caravan. Simply pop a 6,000lb / 28ft boat into the shop through the top door and look at the boat, not the mirror - both are doable, but hitching it to a tractor bucket makes it quicker and easier.

I was very happy with this product and it worked very well to move a loaded truck with various items around our yard. I would recommend this product to those looking for this type of attachment. The design is top in my opinion.

This thing works exactly how I hoped it would. This has made my tractor even more versatile than before. I put on this baby, choose the right ball size and move each of my followers with ease. If the trailer is heavy and you make a sharp turn, the device can turn a little, but it will still stand and do its job.

Fits perfectly in my tractor bucket so I can move trailers around the yard. Quick attachment and detachment. At first I thought I would need an Allen wrench to assemble the "leg" of the stretcher, but found that hand tightening was sufficient because the "leg" had to rotate when clipped onto the bucket. I should have bought this many years ago.

This accessory is solid and well built. He only has one problem. The question is important. Attachments tend to move from side to side when turning. This is due to leverage. I will weld two corners on the sides of the bracket for the bracket. I think this will provide more resistance to the lever and solve the problem.

This is a well built, solid machine that does the job perfectly. However, you may need to make a small extension handle to attach it tightly enough so that it doesn't move around you when you try to use it. I just made an extension handle out of a piece of PVC pipe that fits over the existing handle, making it slightly longer, but not so that you can't do a full turn in the bucket. It costs money.