Modular multi-height hitch attachment system for skid steer equipment

Abstract

A modular, multi-height hitch attachment system for skid steer loaders is disclosed. The system includes a lightweight, high-strength frame configured to engage the quick-attach mounting plate of a skid steer without tools, utilizing the machine's integrated locking pin mechanism. The frame comprises a vertically oriented aperture array that permits selective height adjustment of trailer hitches or modular worksite tools. In single-unit use, the system supports accessories such as vises, workbenches, and welding platforms. In dual-unit configuration, two systems operate in tandem to support wide-span or load-bearing implements such as forks or hay spears. The device reduces attachment weight by over 70%, fits within a standard truck toolbox, and offers enhanced visibility and operational versatility. Modular accessories are quickly interchangeable in the field, enabling rapid task transitions and expanding the functional capability of skid steer equipment across construction, agricultural, and industrial applications.

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