Quick Attach Lever Spring for Cat 2/3 Three-Point Hitch Systems

Description

If you’ve ever struggled with getting your three-point hitch implements to connect and stay put, you know how important every little component is. This lever spring is a small but essential part of quick-attach systems on Cat 2 and Cat 3 tractors. When your quick-attach lever won’t stay engaged or keeps popping loose during operation, it’s usually because this spring has worn out or gone missing altogether.

What You’re Getting

• Spring mechanism that keeps your quick-attach lever properly engaged and secure
• Designed specifically for Category 2 and Category 3 three-point hitch systems
• Direct replacement for original equipment that’s worn out or damaged
• Sold individually but comes in a pack of 2 from the manufacturer
• Works with quick-attach systems to eliminate the need for manual pins on every hookup

Built for Real Farm Work

This spring fits a wide range of tractors from multiple manufacturers, including Massey Ferguson models from the 2600 series utility tractors all the way up to the big 8200 series row-crop machines. You’ll also find it on Ford New Holland, John Deere, Case IH, and Fiat tractors equipped with quick-attach hitch systems. These are the tractors doing the heavy lifting – pulling planters, cultivators, heavy tillage equipment, and big implements that need reliable connections.

Made to Last

Quick-attach systems take a beating from constant use and the vibration of field work. This spring is built to handle the repeated engagement and disengagement cycles that come with changing implements frequently. The spring steel construction maintains proper tension season after season, ensuring your quick-attach lever works like it should when you need it most.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward if you’re familiar with quick-attach mechanisms – just make sure you’ve got the lever in the right position before installing the spring. A quick tip: when you’re replacing one spring, it’s smart to check the condition of the other components in the quick-attach system. Sometimes a worn spring is just the first sign that other parts need attention too.