3 Inch Bore Hydraulic Side Link with Clevis and Ball End Connections

Description

When you need to level that disc harrow perfectly or get your planter to follow ground contours just right, a hydraulic side link gives you the precise positioning control that makes all the difference. Whether you’re dealing with uneven fields, need to adjust implement angle on the go, or want consistent depth control without stopping to make manual adjustments, this hydraulic side link lets you fine-tune your implement position right from the cab.

What You’re Getting

• 3-inch bore with 4-inch stroke provides plenty of adjustment range for most implements
• Clevis and ball end connections fit standard three-point hitch systems
• 90-degree port positioning keeps hydraulic lines clear of moving parts
• AgSmart quality construction built to handle the constant pressure and movement of field work
• 9/16-18 ORB port threads work with standard hydraulic fittings

Built for Real Farm Work

This side link works with three-point hitch systems on utility tractors and larger machines where you need hydraulic positioning control. It’s especially handy for operations that use tillage equipment, planters, cultivators, and other implements where ground following and consistent depth matter. The 28-inch closed length and 8-7/16 inch center tube give you the strength to handle implements that put side loads on the hitch during operation.

Made to Last

The 3-inch bore cylinder provides the power you need while the heavy-duty construction handles the stress of field work. Quality seals and machined surfaces ensure smooth operation and long service life, even when you’re using it daily during busy seasons. The replacement seal kit (HSK3002) is available when it’s time for maintenance.

Good to Know

Installation connects to your tractor’s auxiliary hydraulic system using the 9/16-18 ORB ports. The clevis end typically mounts to the tractor while the ball end connects to your implement’s side link attachment point. Make sure your hydraulic system has adequate flow and pressure for smooth operation, and always relieve hydraulic pressure before disconnecting fittings.