Description

When you’re out pulling a plow or cultivator, maintaining consistent depth across changing soil conditions makes the difference between good work and great work. Draft control transforms your three-point hitch from a simple lifting mechanism into an intelligent system that automatically adjusts to changing field conditions. This complete hydraulic kit restores the responsive draft sensing that maintains consistent plow depth, prevents wheel slip, and makes your Massey work smarter, not harder. This load control draft link pin is a crucial part of that system, connecting the hydraulic draft sensing mechanism to your three-point hitch assembly.

What You’re Getting

Precision-engineered pin that handles the constant stress of hydraulic draft sensing
Durable construction that withstands thousands of micro-adjustments during field work
Exact replacement for worn or damaged original pins
Critical component for maintaining automatic depth control functionality

Built for Real Farm Work

These classic John Deere tractors were workhorses in their day, handling everything from row crop cultivation to heavy tillage work. Whether you’re running a 1030 with a chisel plow or pulling a disk behind your 2040, this pin enables the draft control system to automatically adjust hitch height as soil conditions change, keeping your implement at consistent working depth without constant operator input.

Made to Last

Draft control systems endure constant pressure changes and thousands of micro-adjustments during operation. When components wear, you lose the automatic compensation that makes fieldwork efficient. This replacement pin is built to handle the demanding hydraulic pressures and constant movement that comes with draft sensing operation.

Good to Know

Installation requires some hydraulic system knowledge, so having your shop manual handy is a good idea. Hydraulic work requires absolute cleanliness. Drain system completely before starting. Clean everything thoroughly during installation to prevent contamination that could damage your hydraulic components.