Heavy-Duty Rigid Mount Pintle Hook for Agricultural Equipment and Tractors

Description

When you need to pull heavy implements, haul a loaded wagon to the field, or move equipment around the farm, having a reliable connection point is critical. This drop-forged pintle hook handles the toughest towing jobs without letting you down. It’s built to take the shock loads and constant stress that come with real farm work, whether you’re pulling a manure spreader through muddy conditions or dragging a disc harrow across rocky ground.

What You’re Getting

• Drop-forged construction that’s stronger than cast alternatives and won’t crack under heavy loads
• 40,000-pound capacity handles everything from utility trailers to heavy farm implements
• 8,000-pound maximum vertical load capacity for those times when tongue weight gets heavy
• Rigid mount design provides solid, no-flex connection for maximum pulling power
• Standard 1/2-inch bolt holes and 3.375-inch horizontal spacing for easy installation

Built for Real Farm Work

This pintle hook is right at home on utility tractors, farm trucks, and equipment trailers where you need serious pulling power. Whether you’re hooking up to grain carts during harvest, pulling livestock trailers to market, or moving hay wagons during the busy season, this hook gives you the confidence to handle heavy loads safely. It’s designed for the kind of work where equipment failure isn’t just inconvenient – it can shut down your whole operation.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and towing connections see some of the worst abuse. This drop-forged construction means the metal has been shaped under extreme pressure, creating a grain structure that’s incredibly tough. Unlike cast hooks that can develop hairline cracks, this forged design handles shock loads and vibration season after season. The steel construction resists corrosion and handles temperature extremes from winter storage to summer field work.

Installation Notes

The mounting kit (part number 957-8525) is sold separately and includes all the hardware you need for a solid installation. Make sure your mounting surface can handle the loads you’ll be putting on this hook – a 20-ton capacity pintle needs proper backing plates and grade 8 bolts. A quick tip: apply some anti-seize compound to the bolt threads during installation to make future maintenance easier.