Feral Performance Spread Eagle 3-Way Hitch Adapter with 3/4″ Hardware Included - Golf Carts Garden Tractors Trailers Lawn Mowers Chains and Tow Straps | Made in The USA

When I opened the box, not only was there a first class, well made 3-way hitch inside, but Feral included a nice little sticker featuring their cool logo and a pen! Nice little surprise and who doesn't like nice surprises? ;-)Installation was straightforward but I did experience something that had been mentioned in some other reviews.Others had written that when 'under load', this hitch can turn..IOW, not remain straight. I would not like that occurring when pulling a trailer or a yard cart so I took an additional 10 minutes, drilled a hole through the hitch and the mount on the ATV; secured it with a stainless steel screw and a lock nut and now, whether pulling an aluminum kayak trailer or a yard cart, I'll never have to worry about the hitch turning when under load. An easy yet permanent fix. For the price point of this particular 3-way hitch mount, plus taking in all the other reviews and how happy the purchasers of this mount are, I feel like adding 10 minutes in additional time to install this permanently, was well worth it.And yes, I would strongly recommend the Feral 3-way hitch mount to all my ATV/side by side friends, plus the 10 minute additional 'tweak' to avoid it from turning when under a load. A few extra minutes of installation time was well worth it for this first class mount! And I think it will also last at least as long as the ATV it is attached to! ;-)

Worked great to attach a brush hog to my ATV. Even came with a 3/4 inch diameter bolt to hook onto the ATV. Solid, powder coated and the dimensions are nice. I put a ball into the middle hole and it let me tow my trailer, even had a place for the safety chains. I'll be buying more plates from this company to fit other lawn equipment.

I have several pin style trailers and recently purchased a Leaf-Vac that used a 2-inch ball, swapping back and forth quickly got old, I looked at several different versions before I settled on this one and I am happy I did. It is made out of heavy-duty metal, laser cut and powder coated black, it's not going to break. Because my hitch already stuck out 6 inches from the back of the mower, and I did not want to extend it even more I mounted mine a little bit differently than recommended. I used the ball to hold the assembly in place, so instead of adding 5 inches it only added about 2 inches (less likely to catch your shin as I walk around. I can still access the safety chain holes but will likely never need them. It has not moved on me but figured I could drill the front hole (one between ball and mower) and add a bolt if it was needed. My neighbor bought one for his John-Deere mower as soon as I showed him mine, we mounted his the same way. I would recommend this to anyone who has 2 different trailer mounts, just make sure you have a 3/4inch hole, or the ability to add one.

This hitch adapter plate is well made. All of the edges are burr free, the paint job is flawless, and the mounting holes are precise and cleanly drilled.I bought this adapter because I was tired of moving my wood splitter by hand, and I didn't want to install/remove a 2" hitch ball every time I needed to hook up my garden trailer (clevis pin hitch). This product seemed like the perfect solution: hook the splitter to a 2" ball mounted in the plate's center hole, tow the splitter to the wood pile, disconnect it and hook up the dump trailer using clevis pin through the third hole, split wood, throw it in trailer, haul it to the shed, unload, and repeat. Then tow splitter back to the shop building when done.It did work for this, with one problem. Because the adapter plate shifts the clevis hitch about 8" to the rear, that puts a LOT of leverage on the factory plate when carrying a heavy load in the trailer. I'm concerned that this will bend my mower's clevis plate or even shear it off, so I'm having second thoughts about this approach. This is just a matter of physics - any adapter of this style will have the same problem.

Worked great on my ATV. Now allows me to use the ball for pulling a small car trailer or use the hitch pin for pulling a small garden trailer for pulling deer out of the woods.

Very easy to use, also very sturdy!

Good solid one piece construction, well worth the price to me.

So I have a Husqvarna YTH22V46 riding mower. Well I purchased a Haul Master from Harbor Freight. After putting it together I went to attach it to the mower and found that the tow pin was welded on! DUMB! So I went online to search for a hitch that would work with my mower. I came across this Amazon customer who had the same mower and problem. Well he had found this perfect thing! After reading his review I ordered it. He was even cool enough to tell how he put it together! Well I followed his steps and now I have a tow hitch! I can't speak for other Husqvarna mowers but this works on this mower.Instructions:You do have to do a little modification for it to work. First, remove the cotter pin on the bagger hitch pin. Next, remove the bagger holding bracket. Next, use an angle grinder to remove most of the weld and then you can pop out the pin with a couple hits of a hammer. Next, grind it smooth. Next, use a step drill bit (I got mine from Harbor Freight) to widen these holes to 3/4 inch and then spray paint the exposed metal black. There is still enough metal in both hitch pieces for a very strong connection. Next, insert the Feral hitch adapter between the bagger hitch plate and the mower hitch plate. Bolt them together with the supplied hardware and you have yourself a tow hitch!