Try leveling the hitches by adjusting the pitch and yaw bolts. It might help with the pinching and uneven lifting you are experiencing. Great job!

@howardgrant4254

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Yeah, I'll have to take some measurements later. Currently I'm cleaning up the rear wheels and getting them ready for some paint.

As a person who didn't know what this hitch was for, I found this video very informative AND entertaining! Keep up the good work! I can't wait for the next video! 😁 👍

@howardgrant4254

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Thanks. New vid is up. In it I build a spreader bar. Check it out. Always good for a laugh.

This is quite possibly the funniest video I ever seen. Lmao

Looks like a headache. Spreader bar might help.

Assembly and attachment seem quite straight forward. Hooking up the box it looks like you were having the same issues you would have had if you used Pat's Easy Change without the spacer bar, apparently the spacing is very important; an issue that does not happen with a framed quick hitch. However the ability to change widths is the advantage to both this item and Pats that a solid frame can not accomplish. Several tubers have mentioned that if you have multiple implements with different widths then go with Pats, or maybe this with the spacer bar. It's nice that this is a true Cat 1 and you do not need the expense of spacers for all your implements. Thanks Howard.

@howardgrant4254

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Thanks Gunther. As of right now, the ballast box is the only implement I own. That will change as I have a project in mind and I'll be looking to purchase anything I cant make. As I told Mr, Ed, a spreader bar is next on my list of things to do. I've got a design in mind and I've bought some parts to start making it with. Time is my biggest enemy right now.

Sorry for your trouble with the ends. I think you need a spreader bar that keeps a constant pre determined distance between the arms. Several good vids on how to make one. Very simple. Tractor on my friend.......

@howardgrant4254

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Thanks. Sorry it took me so long to reply but, I just got back from vacation where there is limited internet access. A spreader bar is in line for my next project. I'm exploring the possibilities right now.