Description

If you’ve ever struggled to get a top link pin out when it’s been working hard all season, you know how frustrating that can be. This Category 1 top link pin with its built-in handle makes those implement changes a whole lot easier. The handle gives you the leverage you need to pull the pin out, even when it’s gotten tight from dirt, grease, or just the normal stresses of field work.

What You’re Getting

Built-in handle that gives you leverage for easy pin removal – no more wrestling with stuck pins
Standard 3/4-inch diameter fits all Category 1 three-point hitch systems perfectly
Heavy-duty construction that handles the stress from lifting implements and working in rough terrain
Pack of 2 pins sold at a per-unit price – great for keeping a spare on hand
Works with all the implements you’d hook to a Cat 1 hitch – bush hogs, box blades, tillers, and more

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin is designed for Category 1 tractors – those smaller to mid-size machines that are the workhorses of so many farms. We’re talking about your compact and utility tractors that handle everything from mowing pastures to working food plots to maintaining fence lines. The pin comes in a pack of 2 at a per-unit price, which is smart because these are the kind of small parts that have a way of getting lost or damaged when you need them most.

Made to Last

Your top link pin takes a beating every time you lift an implement, and it needs to handle all the forces that come from hydraulic systems and heavy loads. This one’s built from high-strength steel that won’t bend or break when you’re working in tough conditions. The handle is welded solid, so you don’t have to worry about it coming loose when you need it most.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – just slide it through your top link and implement connection points and secure with your retainer clip. The handle makes removal easy, but it also makes the pin a bit longer overall, so make sure you’ve got clearance. It’s always smart to keep a spare pin in your toolbox since they’re small parts that can walk off or get damaged.