QUIK TACH SYSTEM

For quickly attaching any pallet fork, bucket, bale stabber or attachment. With the Quik-Tach it is possible to can change components in just 90 seconds!


	Manufactured For Over 40 Different Models - Change Attachments in 90 Seconds - Fully Automatic Hookup - Installs In Minutes The MDS SUR-LOCK QUIK-TACH system is the first fully automatic attachment system for farm duty loaders. Simply drive up, attach and go! The Sur-Lock aligns your attachment automatically! In just 90 seconds, you can change components...it's that easy. Just reset the Sur-Lock and you're ready to get your pallet fork, bucket, bale stabber or whatever. Valuable time wasted trying to find connector pins, trudging through mud and snow, aligning and realigning attachments is a thing of the past with the Sur-Lock. The MDS SUR-LOCK QUIK-TACH system is designed to withstand harsh rugged use. The vertical spring loaded latch system provides the Sur-Locking force required to secure your attachments. The Sur-Lock system works for you day after month after year. We know that once you've SUR-LOCKED your operation, it will become an integral part of it...MDS is committed to quality. We've built it tough so it won't let you down. The potential of your Sur-Lock is unlimited.The Sur-Lock is manufactured to fit a wide variety of loaders to an even wider choice of attachments. If you need a special application, MDS is just a quick phone call away.


			1. The Sur-Lock Quik-Tach in the hook-up mode ready for loading. Notice that the vertical reset rod (A) is up, but not secured to release tabs.
			2. Your attachment pins (B) are placed in the top and bottom notches of the Sur-Lock. The top and bottom notches secure and distribute the weight of the attachment for control. The bottom notch contains the latch mechanism. As the attachment engages the bottom notch, the latch mechanism (C) automatically rotates around attachment pins and is secured by the vertical ram.
			3. Your attachment is secured for use. Notice that the reset rod (A) has automatically dropped into the secured position. The bottom latch mechanism (C) has fully rotated to control vertical and horizontal movements while the top notch controls downward and horizontal movements.