Category 2 Lift Arm Ball with Clip for Three-Point Hitch Systems

Description

When your three-point hitch isn’t working smoothly or you’re having trouble connecting implements, worn lift arm balls are often the culprit. When your existing link balls show wear, develop excessive play, or start binding during implement changes, you lose the precision and ease of operation that makes your three-point system work efficiently. Fresh link balls restore that smooth, positive engagement you need for quick implement changes and secure attachment. This Category 2 ball gets your hitch working like it should again.

What You’re Getting

• Precise 1-1/8 inch diameter that matches Category 2 specifications for proper fit
• Secure clip attachment system that holds firmly in place during operation
• Quality TISCO construction built to handle the stresses of daily farm work
• Direct replacement for specific lift arm assemblies without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

Your three-point hitch system gets a workout whether you’re connecting disc harrows for field preparation, attaching mowers for hay operations, or hooking up implements like rotary cutters, tillers, or post hole diggers. These lower link balls are critical when you’re making frequent implement changes during busy seasons, or when you need secure attachment for demanding operations like heavy tillage or rough terrain work. This ball works with Category 2 tractors that handle medium to heavy implements.

Made to Last

Reliable three-point hitch operation is the foundation of implement attachment on your tractor, and these lower link balls are what make smooth, secure connections possible. The solid construction handles the constant stress from lifting, lowering, and working implements in tough field conditions.

Good to Know

Pro tip: Replace lower link balls in pairs to ensure even operation and prevent premature wear of new components. Clean and lubricate all three-point components during installation to ensure smooth operation and maximum component life. Installation is straightforward with the clip design – just remove the old ball and clip in the new one.