Description
Enhance your subcompact tractor’s capabilities with the Heavy Hitch 5 Receiver Ripper/Subsoiler Insert, a versatile, American-made attachment built to handle tough ground conditions with confidence. Designed to fit seamlessly into the 2-inch receiver on the Heavy Hitch weight bracket, this setup allows you to run multiple ripper shanks while also supporting serious ballast, holding up to 18 suitcase weights (42 lb. or 70 lb.) for added traction and performance.
Key Features of 5 Receiver Hitch Tractor Attachment:
- Heavy-Duty Construction: Built from American-made steel and finished with a durable powder coat to resist rust and stand up to real work.
- Five Receiver Design: Multiple hitch points give you flexibility to run ripper shanks or configure ball mounts as needed.
- High Weight Capacity: Supports up to 18 suitcase weights (42 lb. or 70 lb.), giving you the ballast you need whether you’re using your front-end loader or rear attachments.
- Versatile Applications: Ideal for loosening compacted soil, aerating fields, and enhancing drainage.
- Adjustable Depth: Customize depth using your tractor’s Category 1, 3-point hitch system.
- Compatibility: Designed for Category 1 subcompact tractors.
Whether you’re tackling tough soil conditions or prepping land for planting, this ripper/subsoiler insert boosts your tractor’s functionality with unmatched efficiency.
Experience the Heavy Hitch Difference
Heavy Hitch delivers exceptional quality and value in every product. Our range of compact tractor attachments and implements meets the highest standards of durability and performance. This ensures our customers receive the best possible tools for their needs. We pride ourselves on our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction. We proudly make all our products in the USA. Whether you need snow buckets, hitch receivers, or other tractor implements, Heavy Hitch is your trusted partner. Explore our extensive product line and experience the Heavy Hitch difference today.








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