Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3 Point Trailer Hitch with 2 in Receiver, 3pt Quick Hitch Attachment for Category 1 Tractor, 3000lbs Capacity, Tow Drawbar Adapter, Compatible with Kubota, Mahindra, Ford, Yanmar, John Deere
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Bossman
4-Way Ball Hook
This has worked really well for me It fit good and makes moving trailers around much easer.
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3-point
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Bought one but was billed for two, VEVOR won’t refund. Arrived hanging out of box and already rusting through the paint.
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Mostly there
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Came in box with holes and missing many parts. Luckily, I was able to peice a solution together that made it usable and Vevor did refund me $20 bucks only after a very long exchange of customer service texts and emails. If you value your time at all, buy from somewhere other than vevor direct.
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Personal
4-Way Ball Hook
Terrible packaging, missing washers pins and clips
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Mr
4-Way Ball Hook
Rubbish! None of the 3 towball sizes fit a 50 mm towball, the most common size in the world.
Just because the Americans are too stubborn to change to the metric system that 99% of the rest of the world uses is no reason to penalise the rest of us with their archaic sizing standard.
Had to spend 1/2 an hour grinding down the 2” ball to make it fil the 50mm hitch on all my trailers.
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT unless you live in the USA where they still use 19th century measuring systems.
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