Adjustable Side Link for Category 1 Three-Point Hitch Leveling Box Applications

Description

Ever tried to get a cultivator to run perfectly level on uneven ground, or needed to adjust a blade’s angle to match the terrain you’re working? That’s where a good side link becomes your best friend. This adjustable side link gives you the precise control to dial in your implements exactly where they need to be, whether you’re leveling cultivation equipment or fine-tuning blade angles for the perfect cut.

Key Features

• Adjustable length from 17.1 to 26.3 inches lets you accommodate different implements and working conditions
• Category 1 ball ends with 3/4-inch pin holes fit standard three-point hitch connections
• Fork end with 13/16-inch opening and three sets of 1/2-inch holes provides multiple attachment options
• Heavy-duty construction handles the side loads and constant adjustment that come with leveling work

Built for Leveling Box Applications

This side link is designed specifically for tractors running implements that need precise angle or leveling control. It works great with cultivation equipment like disc harrows and field cultivators that need to stay level across slopes, as well as blade implements where cutting angle makes all the difference. The adjustable design means you can set it once for your most-used implement or change it up when you switch between different tools.

Made to Last

Farm work is hard on three-point components, especially ones that see constant adjustment like side links. This one’s built with quality materials and solid construction that won’t bend or break when you’re putting it through its paces. The ball joints handle all the articulation and stress that comes with field work, while the fork connection gives you the flexibility to mount it just where you need it.

Good to Know

Start with the link set somewhere in the middle of its adjustment range so you’ve got room to go both ways when fine-tuning. A light coating of grease on the threads keeps adjustment smooth and prevents corrosion. If you’re running implements that need different settings, mark your adjustment points with paint or tape for quick setup next time.