I have a receiver welded to the bucket of my mid-size tractor. That was great until I added a bunch of gear to the big gooseneck. (100 gal Aux tank, Extra battery, winch) Now it struggles and is pretty damn unstable. Yes, my tires are filled. The problem is, where my trailer is parked gets pretty soggy from time to time so I got tired of digging the truck out. Now, hoping a 3-point trailer mover will help. Thanks for the video. All the best.

Nice maneuvering. I was looking at that exact same 3 pt trailer hauler hitch. Your video confirmed my impression of this trailer mover. Very nice tractor.

Great you hade this hooked to the tractor. There would have been hard to backup this trailer with the pickup in the snow! Great you had the Kubota for this! Like you said, the 3pt hitch being behind the wheels, you get better handling. There was very nice shot of the frosted tree canopy. Really nice! Thanks Mrs and Kirk!

Tight spot to get that size trailer into . But the tractor made it easier good video

I know this is four years old, but I just saw it. I like that! I can't tell though, is that trailer mover Cat 1 or Cat 2? And what is your tractor's 3pt, a Cat 1 or Cat 2? I ask because I've got a 75HP tractor with a Cat 2 3pt, and if possible, I'd like to find a Cat 2 gooseneck trailer mover for it vs. just using a Cat 1 trailer mover. I think the Cat 2 one would be built heavier duty, and I don't want to damage it because my trailer's pretty heavy. Thanks for any input you could give me on this. Good video by the way too!

That piece on the chain is made to go on the drawbar so if you load something really heavy it won't pull ur arms up an break them

Looks cold

That 3 point hitch would be great for pulling logs out of the woods, just weld a couple more hooks. If I’m not mistaken but that coupling on chain is for category 1 or 2 for third adjustable arm. Take care.