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Category 2 Hydraulic Top Link 580-825mm – Adjustable Three-Point with Control Valve

Original price was: $476.09.Current price is: $345.47.

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If you’re tired of climbing on and off your tractor every time you need to adjust your implement depth, this Category 2 hydraulic top link will change how you work. With the control valve right at your fingertips, you can make precise adjustments from the comfort of your cab while you’re moving through the field. No more stopping, climbing down, cranking handles, and hoping you got it right.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete hydraulic control from 580mm to 825mm – that’s over 9 inches of adjustment range
  • Includes the control valve and handle so you’re ready to go right out of the box
  • 245mm ram stroke gives you plenty of adjustment capability for any situation
  • 80mm cylinder bore with 40mm piston provides smooth, reliable operation under load
  • Hook-to-knuckle configuration makes attachment quick and secure

Built for Real Farm Work

This top link handles Category 2 implements like disc harrows, cultivators, rotary tillers, and box blades – the workhorses that get your ground ready for planting or maintained between crops. Whether you’re working contoured ground that needs constant depth changes or switching between different field conditions, hydraulic control lets you dial in exactly what you need without missing a beat.

Made to Last

The robust 80mm cylinder and quality seals are built to handle the side loads and vibration that come with three-point work. This isn’t some lightweight piece that’ll develop play or leaks after a season – it’s engineered to keep working reliably year after year, even when you’re pushing through tough conditions.

Good to Know

This connects to any available hydraulic remote on your tractor. The 580mm minimum length works with compact implements while the 825mm maximum handles larger equipment. Don’t forget to cycle it fully a few times when you first install it to bleed out any air in the system. A quick tip: route your hydraulic lines carefully so they don’t snag on anything, and keep that cylinder rod clean – dirt on the rod is hard on the seals.