Adjust your outside stabilizer arms so the EZ-HITCH is the proper distance apart to line up with the pins on the implement. If you have a spreader bar you will have to adjust it now also. Spreader bars are available for $30.00. If you don’t have the spreader bar then attach a short bungy cord from one lift arm to the other. This will help to keep your lift arms from spreading apart when hooking up, however the spreader bar is best, as it will also keep the Hitches in the proper position.

Do not remove the lynch pins from the draw pins on the implement. They will keep the hitch from sliding off the end of the pin when you raise the lift arms.

Back your tractor up to the implement. Position lift arms low enough to allow the EZ-HITCH to pass under the draw pins. Then bump the draw pin with the top of the “J-HOOK”. When both draw pins are positioned against the top of the “J-HOOK” they will also be located directly over the retainer hole in the “J-HOOK”. Now, simply raise the lift arms. The draw pins should settle into the “J-HOOK”. Slide the retainer pin through from the back and secure it with the small lynch pins provided.

To keep the implement from moving in the hitches it is a good idea to adjust the outside stabilizer arms and the spreader bar so that the hitches are located against the lynch pins in the draw pin.