Description
When your three-point hitch starts feeling sloppy or your implements won’t stay where you set them, the problem is usually worn lift arm pins. Ford Dexta owners know these compact tractors punch above their weight class, but that means their three-point systems work extra hard. A bent or oversized pin turns a precise tool into a frustrating liability that drops implements when you least expect it.
What You’re Getting
- Correct 130mm length specifically sized for Dexta short pin applications
- High-strength steel construction that won’t bend under load like hardware store substitutes
- Precision-machined diameter that fits snug without wallowing out your lift arm holes
- Smooth surface finish that reduces wear on both pin and lift arms
- Safety hole for proper lynch pin or clip retention
Built for Real Farm Work
Ford Dexta tractors are the perfect size for smaller operations and specialty work – whether you’re running a rotary cutter through pastures, pulling a box blade down the driveway, or working ground with a tiller. These machines handle way more than their size suggests, which puts serious stress on three-point components. Every shock load from hitting rocks and every twist from following contours works to wear out pins and connections.
Made to Last
This isn’t just any piece of steel rod – it’s manufactured from high-grade steel that resists bending forces from offset implements and heavy loads. The precision machining ensures proper fit that eliminates the slop causing implement sway and poor depth control. Quality materials mean this pin will match your Dexta’s legendary durability.
Installation Notes
This is the 130mm SHORT version used on Ford Dexta lower lift arms – double-check your length before ordering since the long version looks similar. Always use a proper lynch pin or safety clip through the retention hole – never substitute with wire or bolts. Here’s pro advice: if you’re replacing one worn pin, check the other one too since they typically wear together.
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