Looks good. Well made. Exactly what I was looking for to use with my quick hitch.

able to tow trailer with tractor. works well

Very strong and well built. The side pins are threaded into the frame with lock washers making for a solid connection.

Works great for the Harbor Freight quick hitch if you worked out the top hook issue!

This hitch is awesome! Packed well and delivered quickly. Fits perfectly on my LandPride QH15 Quick Hitch. As with any quick-hitch compatible attachment, you will need bushings. Enjoy!

Perfect for mounting a small winch to the back of my Deere with a Category 1 iMatch Quick Hitch.

needed a couple bushings to make it fit my quick hitch, but otherwise it’s great

Square tubing needs to be heavyer gauge. Its ok, welds are all good except one. But I can weld it and beef it up.The tubing is , just by sight is 1/8 inch thick. It needs to be a min of3/16 thick. Haven't used it yet. Just rec it Yesterday 8/31/24. Wish I had never sold the one I made. Its made in china. It should move empty trailers ok. I would'nt try moving a heavy loaded trailer, unless you weld some 3/16 plate to it.

I like the quality of the parts, welded perfectly, fit perfectly

Great solid quality. Fits 2 fat tire bikes perfectly. Folds up when not in use.

The product fits the BE BRABER quick hitch on my Kubota BX25. Its a tight fit so I removed the lock washer for the cat 1 pins for an easier attachment to the quick hitch. Overall a good investment for moving a trailer or wood splitter. Note: my quick hitch has an adjustable hook so it was easy to attach. The drawbar top pin can not be adjusted up or down.

1) One of the lower CAT 1 pins would not screw in as intended, felt like it was jamming up against a burr or some welding slag in the threads.2) The vertical plates that support the toplink are supposed to be 1.96" from top to bottom, they were not. The plate spacing at the top measured at approx. 2.25" and the bottom was more like 2". Unit was clearly not properly held in a jig when being welded.3) Weld clean up around the cap of the vertical tube under the toplink pin holes was not existent and a metal burr broke the skin of my finger.After re-reading some of the other reviews from years ago the same issues that other customers had back then are still happening in 2024. Simple things to fix but Quality Assurance and Quality Control is evidently not a priority with this manufacturer.

The Sulythw 3 Point, Quick Hitch Compatible, 2” Hitch Receiver is very sturdy and solid. I have no concerns that this won't be around in another 50+ years. However, it is not built to the dimensions and specifications that were advertised. I have a Land Pride QH15 Quick Attach for my 2022 Kubota B2601 tractor.1. The dimensions shown for the spacing of the top link on the Hitch Receiver is 2" wide. That would be perfect to accept the standard CAT1 pin or the standard 1-15/16" CAT1 to CAT2 bushing. Unfortunately, the spacing was less than 2". I didn't write down what the actual dimension was, but I had to grind about 1/8" to 3/16" off the CAT1 to CAT2 bushing for it to fit in the top link attachment on the hitch receiver. It would have been wide enough to fit a CAT1 top link where a bushing is not required, but not for a CAT2 that my tractor, many other tractors, have and that require the conversion bushing. If it would have been built to the specified 2" spacing there would be no problem.2. The overall width of the hitch receiver is a bit too wide to be fully compatible with the standard quick attach. The "hooks" on the Quick Attach will conflict with the flanges on the two lift arm pins. The dimension between the outside faces of the flanges is greater than the space allowed on a standard Quick Hitch. Fortunately, for me, I needed to provide bushings on the pin for a CAT1 to CAT3 conversion. The CAT3 bushings are slightly larger than the flanges on the pins, this allowed the Quick Hitch to overlap the flanges without actually conflicting with them. But, this then allows the whole hitch receiver to have too much sloppy left-to-right float.3. And finally, the square steel tubing used for the 2" receiver appears to have a thinner wall than what would typically be found on a 2" class three hitch receiver. While the 2" hitch insert will still fit, there is a substantial amount of left-to-right and top-to-bottom "float" for the hitch insert inside the receiver. I am not concerned about it coming out, as long as the hitch pin is properly installed, but it bounces all over the place. I am experimenting with different materials to use to fill the gaps.Combining the float in items #2 and #3 above makes for pretty sloppy towing. I decided to keep it because I use it at a rural location and would not be able to return it within the 30 day window, and because my use will be at slow speeds behind my tractor where I should be able to control the sloppy movements. I will also explore alternate lift pins to see if I can find replacements that will work better.Purchasing this item caused me a lot of additional time and work to make it useable. My decision to purchase this product relied on the specified dimensions to be correct and the statements that this unit is Quick Attach compatible to also be correct. Had I known of these issues before my purchase I would not have purchased this product.