Harbor freight has an adjustable receiver that might be handy for that application. I noticed the receiver is at the bottom, so for most level hitching you will likely have the 3pt raised fully.
Sometimes moving trailers and such short distances it is handy to be abale to back under the hitch, raise the trailer to above level, and move it a ways (to mow for example) without messing with the jack.
One of those adjustable hitches might be just the ticket. It has two pins to adjust the height. I don't think I would really trust one much for serious hauling behind a vehicle, but it should handle everything your size tractor will dish out.
