Description

When you’re running a three-point mounted bush hog or disc harrow and notice it swinging side to side like a pendulum every time you lift it, you know the danger that creates. This stabilizer pin is the vital connection point that works with your stabilizer bar to eliminate that dangerous implement sway. It’s part of the stabilizer system that includes the 390mm Cat 1 Three-Point Hitch Stabilizer (part 42258) and keeps your implements tracking straight behind your tractor where they belong.

What Makes This Pin Essential

Eliminates dangerous side-to-side movement of three-point implements that can damage equipment or cause accidents
Works as part of the complete stabilizer system to prevent implement sway during transport and operation
Prevents dangerous implement sway that can damage tires and linkages from uncontrolled movement
Heavy-duty construction handles the constant stress of implement stabilization

Built for Hard-Working Tractors

These medium to heavy-duty tractors are designed for diverse agricultural operations including row-crop farming, livestock management, hay production, transport duties, and intensive field work. It’s especially helpful when working on hillsides or uneven terrain where implements tend to drift downhill. Your tractors are workhorses for hay operations, livestock farms, and row crop work – this pin ensures your stabilizer system performs at its best.

Made to Last

Made with quality materials that stand up to constant stress and weather exposure, this stabilizer won’t bend or break like cheaper alternatives. The precision-machined connection points ensure a tight fit without excessive play, giving you years of reliable service. This isn’t a part you want failing when you’re pulling equipment down the road or working on steep ground.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward – simply remove your old stabilizer and bolt this one in place. Works perfectly with your tractor’s existing three-point hitch system. This pin works with the stabilizer bar and mounting bracket as a complete system – if you’re replacing one component, it’s worth checking the others for wear while you’re at it.