Pretty much... The plates vary by 1/2" depending on who makes it.... Basically the "PLATE" on the implement is 45 inches wide and and has a 45 degree back angle at the top.... the part you weld to the tractor / 3 point / loader arms is about 44 inches wide and has a 45 POINT at the top of the plate.. The tractor end can be two parts or one big part.. I just did this on an old GEHL... Cut the back face of the bucket off and welded on the 45 inch wide PLATE... then cut the old GEHL quick hitch HOOKS off and adapted the UNIVERSAL QUICK HITCH to each boom arm... I used two different parts for the tractor.. one for each boom arm... you can buy ONE complete mount..
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Universal skid steer attachments follow the SAE J2513 standard, featuring a ~45-inch wide, 18.5-inch tall mounting plate with 1.25-inch tapered locking pins spaced ~31.6 inches apart. The top angle is 45°, while the bottom angle is 120°, designed to fit most modern loaders. Key specifications include a top hook-over, bottom pin-locking system, often with 5/16" or 1/2" steel.
Edited by steve(ill) - 1 hour 6 minutes ago at 9:56am
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