Hydraulic Side Link for Three-Point Hitch Tractors – 3 Inch Bore with Ball and Clevis Ends

Description

When you’re hooking up that chisel plow or disc harrow and need precise control over implement attitude, this hydraulic side link makes all the difference. Instead of wrestling with rigid links and getting your implement angle just close enough, you can fine-tune everything from the cab while you work. This 3-inch bore side link gives you the hydraulic control to keep your implements working at their best.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 3-inch bore cylinder provides reliable power for implement positioning
• Ball and clevis end connections handle the articulation your three-point hitch needs
• 9/16-18 ORB ports connect directly to your tractor’s hydraulic system
• 28-inch closed length with 4-inch stroke gives you the adjustment range for most applications
• AgSmart construction means quality components that hold up to farm use

Built for Real Farm Work

This side link works with tractors running three-point implements that need hydraulic leveling or angle adjustment. Whether you’re running tillage equipment that needs to stay level across slopes, or implements like rotary cutters where cutting height matters, this hydraulic link gives you the control to do the job right. The ball joint design handles the constant articulation that comes with three-point hitch operation.

Made to Last

The 3-inch bore provides plenty of force for most farm implements, while the heavy-duty construction handles the side loads and constant movement that come with fieldwork. The cylinder uses quality seals and components designed for agricultural hydraulic systems, not lightweight substitutes that fail when you need them most.

Good to Know

Installation connects through standard hydraulic quick-couplers to your tractor’s remote hydraulics. The 7/8-inch ball diameter fits standard three-point hitch geometry, and the clevis end mounts securely to your implement. Keep the seal kit handy for future maintenance—hydraulic cylinders work hard in dirty farm conditions and occasional seal replacement keeps them working smooth.