Your Kubota M4700 tractor needs a
Category 1 - 2 Hitch... and here's why...

Your Kubota M Series M4700 Utility Tractor will be ready to take on literally anything with either the Heavy Hitch Category 1 Hitch or Category 2 Hitch because our hitches are designed with precision and high-quality made-in-the-USA materials.

Category 1-2 Hitch + Kubota Review

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"The Category 1 Heavy Hitch is a great tool... I use it with six 42lb weights for counter ballast when plowing or snowblowing. In the summer it stays attached more often than not for the ease of use pulling carts or moving my trailers around. Heck, this spring I pulled out 15 bushes and shrubs with the hook and chain! Love my Heavy Hitch!"

Matthew W.

Verified Owner

Heavy Hitch Cat 1 Hitch

Kubota M4700

Heavy Hitch Cat 2 Hitch

Kubota M4700

How to measure for a Category Hitch

Grab your tape measure and head over to your garage or wherever it is you keep your Kubota.

You could use either Category 1 or 2 Hitch for your Utility Tractor. Not sure which one is yours? Measure the lower 3-point hitch pin holes.

A Category 1 Hitch is made for tractors that have between 20-45 hp (15-34 kW). The hitch pin is 7/8 inches (22 mm) and the lower hitch spacing is 26 in. (660 mm).

A Category 2 Hitch is made for tractors that have between 40-100 hp (30-75 kW). The hitch pin is 1 & 1/8 inches (29 mm) and the lower hitch spacing is 34 in. (860 mm).

Read Our Guide to Measuring 3-Point Hitches

How they work together

Our heavy-duty three-point hitch system is designed to transfer the weight and resistance of an added-on tractor attachment to the drive wheels of the tractor. This gives the tractor more usable traction than it would otherwise have, given the same power, weight, and fuel consumption.

Kubota tractors are built for comfort and durability. When you add our hitch to the back of your Kubota M4700, you’ve upgraded to a machine that can do anything.

How durable are your Hitches and will they bend my hitch receiver?

3-Point Hitches are manufactured by a variety of companies at different thicknesses, using different grades of steel. Some owners have been concerned about the wear and tear on their tractors.

This is one reason Heavy Hitch has become a stand-out alternative, as seen in an online tour of their factory in Winona, Minnesota (see video).

“We have nothing to hide,” said Schell. “Our steel is made in America and built to last. In fact, we distinguish ourselves from our competitors. Our steel tool bar blades last 3 or 4 times longer than most standard tool bars.”

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