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CBM Type Bottom Fork Plate for Three-Point Hitch Lower Lift Arm – 22mm Pin Size

Original price was: $10.27.Current price is: $8.16.

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SKU: QTP-41747 Category:

If you’ve ever had an implement drop off your three-point hitch at the worst possible moment, you know how important these little fork plates are. This CBM Type bottom fork plate is the connection point between your tractor’s lift arms and whatever you’re pulling – and when it’s worn or missing, you’re not getting much work done. It’s designed to work with the QTP-41748 lift link pins to give you a solid, reliable connection that won’t let you down.

What You’re Getting

  • CBM Type construction with precise 22mm specifications for a snug, secure fit
  • Heavy-duty steel that’s built to handle the stress and shock of real field work
  • Corrosion-resistant finish that holds up to weather, mud, and everything else you throw at it
  • Works perfectly with QTP-41748 lift link pins for a complete lower hitch setup
  • Universal CBM design fits multiple tractor brands that use this standardized system

Built for Real Farm Work

This fork plate is what makes your three-point hitch system work the way it should. Whether you’re hooking up a bush hog, cultivator, box blade, or any other implement, this plate provides the solid connection point that transfers all that weight and force safely. It’s especially important when you’re doing heavy work like breaking ground or pulling through tough conditions where everything gets stressed to the limit.

Made to Last

The three-point hitch takes a beating every day, and this fork plate is engineered to handle it. The steel construction and proper heat treatment mean it won’t bend, crack, or wear out prematurely like cheaper alternatives. The corrosion-resistant finish keeps rust at bay even when it’s constantly exposed to moisture and chemicals.

Installation Notes

This plate pairs with the QTP-41748 lift link pin to complete your lower hitch assembly. Make sure your hydraulics are lowered and everything’s supported before you start working on it. It’s a good idea to check these plates regularly along with your pins – a worn fork plate can cause premature wear on expensive hydraulic components.