3 Point Adapters

It's an attachment that mounts to your skid steer's universal quick-attach plate and presents a standard three-point hitch on the other side. That lets you run tractor
implements — box blades, tillers, post-hole diggers, seeders — directly off the loader. It's the practical alternative to buying a tractor when you already own a skid
steer and need tractor-style tooling.

Match the adapter category to the implements you plan to run. Category 1 fits implements in roughly the 20 to 45 horsepower range, and Category 2 covers about 40 to 100. The two use different pin diameters and different spacing between the lower links, so they are not interchangeable. Check the category stamped on or listed for your existing implements before ordering.

Not with the adapter alone. A 3-point adapter handles the hitch connection and gives you lift, but it transmits no rotational power. PTO-driven implements such as
rotary tillers, flail mowers, and post-hole diggers also need a separate skid steer PTO attachment to supply that power. Implements that don't need PTO, like box
blades and scrapers, work with the adapter on its own.

Adapters mount to the universal quick-attach plate found on virtually all full-size skid steer loaders, so brand compatibility is rarely a concern. The limit is lift capacity
rather than fit. Your machine has to handle the combined weight of the adapter, the implement, and any material it carries, at full extension. Contact us with your
model if you'd like that checked.

Generally no. These adapters are built for the full-size universal quick-attach plate, and mini skid steers use a smaller mount standard with substantially lower lift
capacity. Even where a mount could be adapted, most Category 1 implements are too heavy for a mini machine to handle safely at reach. Tell us what you're running
and we'll suggest a workable alternative.