Adjustable Side Link for Cat 1 Three-Point Hitch Systems

Description

If you’ve ever had trouble getting your implements level or keeping them from swinging around while working, this adjustable side link is the solution you need. This part serves as a critical component that connects to your three-point hitch system, with a 19.1″ overall length, 3/4″ ball end for Cat 1 pins, and adjustable from 15.5″ collapsed to 22.5″ extended. It’s one of those parts that doesn’t get much attention until it fails, but when it’s working right, it makes all the difference in how your equipment performs.

What You’re Getting

• Adjustable length from 15-1/2″ to 22-1/2″ so you can fine-tune your implement positioning
• 3/4″ ball end designed specifically for Category 1 systems on smaller to mid-size tractors
• Fork end with 13/16″ inside dimension and three sets of 1/2″ holes for secure attachment
• AgSmart construction built to handle the stresses of field work without bending or breaking
• Direct replacement that installs just like your original equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This adjustable link is designed for Category 1 three-point hitch systems found on compact and utility tractors typically used for hay operations, livestock work, and general farm maintenance. Whether you’re running a finish mower, box blade, cultivator, or bush hog, this link helps keep your implement properly positioned and prevents that dangerous side-to-side swaying that can damage equipment or cause accidents.

Made to Last

Farm implements put tremendous stress on hitch components as they bounce over rough ground, catch on obstacles, and handle heavy loads. This side link is built with quality materials and proper engineering to handle those forces without failing. The ball joint allows natural articulation while the threaded adjustment lets you maintain proper tension as components wear over time.

Good to Know

Mount one end to your lower link arm and the other to the opposite side’s mounting bracket, starting with the adjustment centered in its range to give you room both ways. For implements that need to float like finish mowers, leave slight play in the adjustment. For heavy work like tilling where you need maximum stability, tighten it up more. A light coating of grease on the threads keeps adjustments smooth and prevents corrosion.