2025 New Upgraded Tractor Clamp on Trailer Hitch Receiver, Tractor Bucket Hitch Non-Slip 2" Ball Mount Adapter for Tractor Bucket Kubota Deere Bobcat, Bucket Trailer Hitch Attachment (Black)

The double clamp didn’t slip at all on my maiden voyage moving three trailers with my Kubota B series tractor. I never realized how fun this would be to drive those trailers to the new area! Very simple to maneuver into pretty tight spaces. Very pleased with the hitch as it didn’t budge a millimeter from the bucket. Easy on and easy off. Thanks!

Put this together and mounted on the bucket in about 15 minutes. I tried it on my flat bed trailer and fell in love with it. I had the thought of making one of these but then I found it on Amazon. Nicer than I could make and for less money than it would cost for me to weld one up myself. This hitch is very secure when mounted to the bucked and can be seen from the seat of my compact tractor. I can put up the trailer and move it into places that I could never maneuver it into using the truck. Line up / Pick up / Move / Put down. The maneuverability when moving my trailers with the tractor is worth the price of admission all by itself. Best of all I never have to get out of the seat. I have only moved relatively light trailers but if you had a heavy camper or something like it I'm sure it would be fine, especially if you added chains.

Easy to install work well

as advertised and arrived on time. Very good construction and good materials. Easy to install and did not shift from side to side with the load I put on it. Would buy again.

I use it on my bobcat. Move my trailer around

Like that this is removable, easily so we can remove it to use the bucket!!

Great concept and I think it could have worked great except like most things now it’s more about how quickly it can be turned for more profit. Assembly requires 3 bolts. 1 went fine as it was too large of a hole to mess up, other 2 (which wedge it tightly to the bucket) had way too much weld spattered in the threads to even get started. Sadly I waited till I needed it to assemble and wow! How frustrating. All it would have taken was to have a bolt in the nut as they were welding but if seamed they were too concerned with rushing it.

This seems very sturdy and holds very securely. I like that it has places to hook your chains to, I had noticed a number of these had no spot for safety chains which would leave them dragging or you would need to tie them up somehow.My 2" hitch would not just slide in because there was a weld bead inside the receiver, I almost shipped it back but instead, I filed the heck out of it till I could get it in, I still need to kick it with my boot to get it in and then use a mallet to get it out.