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VollyFD said:

Ok I have a question about attaching implements. I currently have an atv with a lift system and the way it works is the implements have the 2" receiver on them and slide into the lift system. Now that I have an X495 I want to do a 3 point but the issues is if I do the three point and then install a 2" receiver from heavy hitch or amazon the issue is the implement and hitch receiver are both 2" female. I think I need a male adapter to connect the two but I've done a search and not found anything that could do it so I may have to make one myself.

Here is some context on one of my implements.

Black Boar ATV / UTV Scrape Blade Implement

The Black Boar Scrap blade is best used for smoothing out any dirt or gravel surface. It can be attached behind the Chisel Plow implement, allowing you to smooth out the work. The scrape blade is adjustable to a 0, 7.5 or 15 degree angle either direction via angle-selector holes. Each Black Boar...

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The other thing You could do is Buy something like this https://www.amazon.com/CURT-49480-Steel-Receiver-Tubing/dp/B001GN33W2/ref=sr_1_69?crid=1PJH8R0RNIZB5&keywords=2+inch+hitch+extender+Male+to+Male&qid=1674248876&sprefix=2+inch+hitch+extender+male+to+male,aps,100&sr=8-69&ufe=app_do:amzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc cut it down Your self to Fit in-between The two Female Hitches drill two Holes through and Your done

Yeah right idea but wrong size. I need a male male adapter to fit into the 2" receiver on both. Need something like this and drill out the smaller hole so pins are the same.https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200612793_200612793?cm_mmc=Google-pla&utm_source=Google_PLA&utm_medium=Trailers%20%2B%20Towing%20%3E%20Hitch%20Receivers%20%2B%20Adapters%20%3E%20Hitch%20Adapters&utm_campaign=Ultra-Tow&utm_content=32800&ogmap=SHP%7cPLA%7cGOOG%7cSTND%7cc%7cSITEWIDE%7cOOT%7c%7c%7c%7c16172241560%7c132442648559&gclid=Cj0KCQiA_bieBhDSARIsADU4zLesc8OrmsX0vRpThZlCLqN1QIbUsYytWc30sC7h7R6KtnC6SGykCh8aAk4QEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Sergeant said:

The other thing You could do is Buy something like this https://www.amazon.com/CURT-49480-Steel-Receiver-Tubing/dp/B001GN33W2/ref=sr_1_69?crid=1PJH8R0RNIZB5&keywords=2+inch+hitch+extender+Male+to+Male&qid=1674248876&sprefix=2+inch+hitch+extender+male+to+male,aps,100&sr=8-69&ufe=app_do:amzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc cut it down Your self to Fit in-between The two Female Hitches drill two Holes through and Your done

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You cut the end off the stock Bar https://www.amazon.com/CURT-49480-S...mzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc and drill Holes In the stock Bar and You Have a Male end on both sides of the Bar and Bar Plugs Into Both the Female end's That Bar end Up being the right size as You cut it to fit is what I was Talking about

VollyFD said:

Yeah right idea but wrong size. I need a male male adapter to fit into the 2" receiver on both. Need something like this and drill out the smaller hole so pins are the same.https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200612793_200612793?cm_mmc=Google-pla&utm_source=Google_PLA&utm_medium=Trailers%20%2B%20Towing%20%3E%20Hitch%20Receivers%20%2B%20Adapters%20%3E%20Hitch%20Adapters&utm_campaign=Ultra-Tow&utm_content=32800&ogmap=SHP%7cPLA%7cGOOG%7cSTND%7cc%7cSITEWIDE%7cOOT%7c%7c%7c%7c16172241560%7c132442648559&gclid=Cj0KCQiA_bieBhDSARIsADU4zLesc8OrmsX0vRpThZlCLqN1QIbUsYytWc30sC7h7R6KtnC6SGykCh8aAk4QEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

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Exactly what He did is what I have been suggesting from the beginning, the Only difference is the Bar I used as an example is set up for 2 Inch receiver implements, and it's 4 Feet Long there are different Lengths of the Bar with different insert sizes as well. Only reason I put the 4-foot Bar, You can cut it down to the length you want

What size 3 Point Hitch do You Have On the X495 do you have an OEM Limited Cat 1 or do You have an OEM Cat 0 3 point Hitch, Reason I ask is the way the Deere OEM Limited Cat 1 3 point hitch arms are Made, that Impact Pro adapter is way too Narrow to fit On the Limited Cat 1 3point arms as The Impact adapter is 6.8 inches too Narrow

VollyFD said:

Just found this video. He used the 2" to 1 1/4" adapter to do exactly what I want.

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Lol I thought what you showed was a 2" female, not male. Oh well, my bad I haven't bought the three point yet. Won't do it till spring. Just trying to plan ahead and to keep my current blade because I priced 3 point blades out and ouch....

Sergeant said:

Exactly what He did is what I have been suggesting from the beginning, the Only difference is the Bar I used as an example is set up for 2 Inch receiver implements, and it's 4 Feet Long there are different Lengths of the Bar with different insert sizes as well. Only reason I put the 4-foot Bar, You can cut it down to the length you want

What size 3 Point Hitch do You Have On the X495 do you have an OEM Limited Cat 1 or do You have an OEM Cat 0 3 point Hitch, Reason I ask is the way the Deere OEM Limited Cat 1 3 point hitch arms are Made, that Impact Pro adapter is way too Narrow to fit On the Limited Cat 1 3point arms as The Impact adapter is 6.8 inches too Narrow

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Sometime explaining things in writing doesn't make sense until you show pictures I would suggest if you want to save money on a 3point Hitch think of Getting a 3point hitch here Hitch Kits and I suggest going with a Limited Cat 1 X Series Hitch Kit - CAT 1 While You see Cat 0 Impact Implements for the most part Cat 0 is a dead Implement Line The Two Major Cat 0 Implement Manufacturers stopped Producing Cat 0 In early 2000's . Deere still offers a Cat 0 and so does Bill Ruegg But other Than Impact Implements and Implements from this Tractor company Tuff-bilt Tractor - Tuff-bilt Tractor Systems Cat 0 is dead. See Back Prior to 2005 Cat 0 implements always cost More than Cat 1 Implements In 2000 I was Going to Get a Blade for my Cat 0 3point Hitches and a Cat 0 blade was $450 and a Cat 0/1(Cat 1 implement with Cat 0 pins facing inwards) Blade from Work Saver cost $129.00 Though Cat 1 Is Double what it cost 20 years ago it is still relatively cheap in price https://www.northerntool.com/shop/t...NbrpEGYE0DP8MQACHKMaAjFwEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds depending on the Manufacturer

VollyFD said:

Lol I thought what you showed was a 2" female, not male. Oh well, my bad I haven't bought the three point yet. Won't do it till spring. Just trying to plan ahead and to keep my current blade because I priced 3 point blades out and ouch....

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