Hydraulic Top Link Category 1 & 2 with 3-Inch Bore and 8-Inch Stroke

Description

When you’re hooking up implements and need to get the angle just right, there’s nothing quite like having hydraulic control from the cab. This top link takes the guesswork out of setting implement pitch and saves you from crawling off the tractor every time you need an adjustment. Whether you’re setting a plow for different soil conditions or adjusting a mower deck for varying terrain, this hydraulic top link puts the control right at your fingertips.

What You’re Getting

• 3-inch bore with 8-inch stroke gives you plenty of power and adjustment range for most farm implements
• Dual category design with Cat 2 on the barrel end and Cat 1 on the rod end fits a wide range of tractors and implements
• 90-degree port orientation keeps hydraulic lines out of the way during operation
• 20-inch closed length extending to 28 inches gives you 8 inches of total adjustment
• Standard 9/16-18 ORB threads work with common hydraulic fittings

Built for Real Farm Work

This top link is essential for agricultural operations involving tillage equipment, planters, cultivators, and mowers. The dual category setup makes it perfect for mid-size tractors that need to run both lighter Category 1 implements and heavier Category 2 equipment. You’ll find this setup on everything from utility tractors running brush hogs to larger machines pulling heavy tillage equipment.

Made to Last

AgSmart builds these hydraulic top links to handle the daily grind of farm work. The cylinder construction stands up to the bumps and vibration that come with field operations, while the seals keep working season after season. When maintenance time does come around, there’s a specific seal kit available to keep things running smooth.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that bolts right into your three-point hitch setup. The different pin sizes on each end accommodate the category differences, so make sure you’ve got the right end going to the right place. A quick tip: hook up your hydraulic lines before fully installing the top link – it’s easier to reach the fittings when you’ve got some working room.