When you’re trying to get that implement angle just right for different field conditions, there’s nothing worse than having to shut down and crawl off the tractor every few hundred feet. This hydraulic top link puts complete control right at your fingertips, so you can adjust on the fly and keep your work flowing smooth. Whether you’re leveling a bush hog deck or getting the perfect tillage angle, this is the kind of convenience that makes a long day in the field a whole lot easier.
What You’re Getting
- Category 2 knuckle and ball connections on both ends for secure, proper-fitting attachment to mid-size tractors
- Heavy-duty 520mm tube construction with nearly 11 inches of stroke for plenty of adjustment range
- Built-in check valves prevent cylinder drift so your settings stay put under load
- Robust design handles the demands of 45-95 HP tractors with substantial implements
- Durable black powder coat finish resists the bumps and weather that come with field work
Built for Real Farm Work
This top link is designed for farmers running mid-size tractors with Category 2 three-point systems and matching Cat 2 implements. You’ll find this setup perfect for everything from rotary cutting and box blade work to cultivation and disc operations. The 269mm stroke range gives you the flexibility to handle uneven terrain, different soil conditions, and varying implement requirements without missing a beat.
Made to Last
Farm hydraulics take a beating, and this top link is built to handle it. The precision-machined Category 2 connections eliminate slop and provide the strength needed for heavy implements, while the internal seals and components are designed for season-after-season reliability. The check valve system means your implement won’t drift or sag, even when you’re working on slopes or with heavy rear-mounted equipment.
Installation Notes
This is a direct replacement that works with standard Category 2 three-point systems. You’ll need hydraulic remotes on your tractor and the proper hydraulic hoses to complete the setup. A quick tip from the shop: connect your hydraulic lines before fully installing the top link – it’s much easier to reach the fittings when you’ve got some working room.
