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Ball Hitch Pin and Chain Assembly 7.5 ” x 7 /8 ” – Heavy-Duty Tractor Implement Attachment

Original price was: $43.19.Current price is: $25.55.

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If you’ve ever dropped a hitch pin in tall grass or watched one roll under the tractor while unhooking an implement, you know the frustration of hunting around for ten minutes when you’ve got work to do. This 7.5″ ball hitch pin with attached safety chain keeps that pin right where you need it—connected to your implement so you’ll never lose it again.

What You’re Getting

  • 7/8″ diameter pin that fits Category 1 and some Category 2 three-point hitches on most mid-size tractors
  • Safety chain permanently attached so the pin stays with your implement when you disconnect
  • Heavy-duty steel construction that won’t bend or break under normal field loads
  • Corrosion-resistant finish that holds up to weather and the usual farm abuse
  • 7.5″ length provides proper clearance for various hitch configurations

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin is perfect for securing implements like bush hogs, box blades, tillers, spreaders, and cultivators to your tractor. It’s sized right for those mid-range tractors in the 25 to 65 horsepower range that handle most of the daily work around farms and properties. The ball design lets your implement articulate smoothly as you work across uneven ground.

Made to Last

Farm pins take a beating from constant connecting and disconnecting, not to mention the side loads when you’re working rough terrain. This one’s built from high-strength steel with a finish that shrugs off moisture and keeps working season after season.

Good to Know

The pin slides right through the ball end of your lower lift arms and the implement attachment points. The safety chain hooks to your implement frame so when you pull the pin, it stays right there instead of disappearing into the weeds. Always make sure the pin’s fully seated before you start working—a partially inserted pin can work loose and cause real problems.