ELITEWILL Garden Tractor Sleeve Hitch Attachment Rear-Mount Fit for Husqvarna 585607901/ Craftsman T200 and T300 Series/Cub Cadet Riding Lawn Mower Tractors with 23" Or Larger Rear Tires

Best rated sleeve hitch I could find under $200. Installed on my husbands Husqvarna 354xd. Haven't hooked up any attachments to it yet but initial install was not difficult. Bolt holes lined up with no issues. Heavy duty pars feel sturdy.

L’attachement est relativement facile à installer moyennement quelques modifications pour l’adapter à mon tracteur husqvarna yt 46 ls .Il sera mis à l’essai ce printemps. C’est un excellent rapport qualité prix

I purchased this to mount an ATV salt spreader on the back of my Simplicity tractor. Was a little bit of modification. It worked great. This is overall a very heavy duty unit and good value for the money.

Before buying I've contacted the seller seeing that in the picture a XT3 Cub Cadet was shown, so asked him if it really fitted even if it doesn't state it in the description. Seller confirmed that it's a fit.Received it, and after assembly, of course it doesnt fit. Blocked by gaz tank, oil dipstick hole not lining up and mounting bolt hole either on the frame with the brackets.Well made product but not sure the seller knows much about it, but surely does know how to Photoshop :)

The sleeve hitch has been a game changer for me. I can spend a lot of money on implements (or even a new motor) before I’m anywhere close to the cost of a subcompact tractor, and still accomplish 90% or more of my needs.Machine - 2003 Poulan Pro 700EX, 26hp, 54” mower deck.Use - 10 acres, mountainous, sloped, mixed grassy-wooded areas too tight for a tow-behind brush hog.Machine needs to mow, plow snow, grade, rake, and cultivate.Primary implements: 40” box blade, 60” landscape rakeThe hitch is sturdy, simple, and easy to install. Having the ability to use rear implements makes the lawn tractor so much more than a mower.I have two minor complaints:1. The down position is float only, meaning weight needs to be added to the implement for a more aggressive bite. This is common for all manual sleeve hitches.2. The lever is awkward is for me in the down position. I’m over 6’ and I have to stretch for the lever. An hour of moving gravel with the box blade or using the landscape rake under the trees will leave me with a sore shoulder.(Though expensive, I resolved both of these issues with an aftermarket accessory from Johnny Products. Absolutely worth every penny!)Disclaimer: I believe I am at the absolute limit of practical usability for a riding mower given my acreage. I don’t have stump pulling torque or a PTO. I have to be realistic about what my machine and implements can accomplish, and what will cause breakage.