If you’ve ever had a top link pin break while you’re trying to back up with a loaded box blade or felt your disc harrow jumping around because the connection isn’t solid, you know how crucial this little part is. This sturdy top link pin is the crucial connection point between your tractor’s 3-point hitch and your implements. When you’re hooking up a bush hog, box blade, or disc harrow, this pin takes all the stress and keeps everything securely connected. It’s one of those parts you don’t think about until it fails—and then you realize just how important it is.
What You’re Getting
- 4.75″ working length that provides the right geometry for smooth implement operation
- Heavy-duty construction that handles the stress from hydraulic lifting and implement weight
- Corrosion-resistant finish that stands up to weather and field conditions
- Pack of 5 pins so you’ll have spares when you need them most
- Direct fit for Ford New Holland Category 1 hitches—no modifications needed
Built for Real Farm Work
This pin fits Ford New Holland tractors with Category 1 three-point hitches, including popular models from the Major series and many other utility tractors. Category 1 hitches are found on smaller to mid-size tractors typically used for hay operations, livestock work, food plots, and general farm maintenance. Whether you’re running a 5-foot bush hog behind a compact tractor or hooking up a cultivator for garden work, this pin provides the secure connection you need.
Made to Last
Your top link pin sees tremendous stress every time you lift an implement, back up with a load, or work in rough terrain. A weak or worn pin can fail at the worst possible moment, dropping your implement and potentially causing damage or injury. The 4.75″ working length provides the right geometry for proper implement operation, while the heavy-duty construction handles the forces generated by hydraulic lift and implement weight.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward—just slide the pin through the top link and implement connection points, then secure with your clips or retainers. Keep a light coating of grease on the pin to prevent corrosion and make removal easier when switching implements. Having a pack of 5 means you’ll always have a spare in your toolbox, and trust me, you’ll appreciate that when you’re miles from the shop and need to get back to work.
