Lower Link Ball for Category 2/3 Three-Point Hitch Systems

Description

When you’re out there trying to hook up that disc harrow or bush hog and the implement won’t seat properly on your three-point hitch, worn lower link balls are usually the culprit. These little but mighty components are what your implements grip onto, and when they’re worn, pitted, or undersized, you get that frustrating wobble and play that makes precision work nearly impossible. Fresh lower link balls restore that solid, secure connection that lets you work with confidence.

What You’re Getting

• Category 2/3 compatibility for mid-size to large tractors handling serious implements
• 57mm outer diameter provides full contact with implement hooks for even load distribution
• 44.5mm width gives you the bearing surface needed to handle heavy draft forces
• 36.5mm inner diameter ensures proper pin fit without excess play or binding
• Direct replacement design—no modifications needed, just swap out the old ones

Built for Real Farm Work

These balls are sized for the serious equipment Category 2/3 tractors handle—think 6-foot bush hogs, heavy cultivators, big disc harrows, and other implements that put real stress on your three-point system. Whether you’re preparing seedbeds with a disc, maintaining pastures with a rotary cutter, or doing tillage work with a chisel plow, these connection points need to be rock-solid to keep your implements under control and working properly.

Made to Last

Lower link balls take a beating from constant articulation under load, side forces during turns, and the general abuse of farm life. These are built with quality steel that can handle the stress when your implement catches on something or you’re working in rough conditions. The surface finish resists corrosion and wear, so they’ll keep their dimensions and smooth operation season after season.

Installation Notes

Replace both lower link balls at the same time—mixing old and new creates uneven lifting and accelerated wear. While you’ve got the hitch apart, it’s a great time to check your lift arms and pins for wear too. A little grease on the pivot points during assembly keeps everything moving smoothly and extends component life.