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OEM link is obsolete. Changed stick pin size to 45mm. Have a bucket system with 45mm pins. Need to find a H link with a 45mm bucket pin and a 35mm cylinder pin. H link 6 1/4" wide x 11" to 13" pin to pin.

I posted this a minute ago but somehow lost it. I hope this does not go in twice. Anyway, my top link is inconveniently short at times - by about 2-3 inches typically. I can make the connection with a bit of hassle and sometimes need to use a lever to lift the back of an implement to tilt it...

Hi I would like to know the proper length of the top link on my JD955. My top link bent and the blade got stuck all the way up (my fault for trying to push instead of pull some dirt). My neighbor stopped by and told me my top link was too long. But, that is the link the came with the tractor...

We had our tractor battery clicking, and went to charge it.. was dark and connected it backwards. Quick sparks and smoke from below the starter - where the loop end of the fusible link is connected. It looks like, replacing this cord is the first line of action? There don't seem to be many...

This was certainly worth the research effort… Besides the hydraulics, I wanted something that would compensate for the Pat’s quick hitch extension, and add a quick-attach to the top. Also, found I can use the inexpensive, locally available, top-link balls by doing a little grinding…

Anyone have experience with the PTO Link Systems? If so, pros and cons? https://tractorptolink.com/shop/

I don’t remember who else was looking for info about the Hudraulic Top link for a YT359c… But mine came in.. and was on and working in less than 20 min.. I got it from Agristoreusa .com Top link SKU 06004. 20 7/8 to 31 7/8 I got this length as the 27" max on the factory one was too short with...

JD4410 was running fine until I turned it off and went to restart it. There was a millisecond of electric power then everything was dead. No lights, no nothing. The battery is good, terminals clean and tight, and 12.6 volts at the positive battery cable where it connects to the starter...

I've got a new Kubota MX5400. The top link on the 3-point hitch has a jam nut to keep it from losing adjustment. Does the jam nut just need to be hand-tight, or should more torque be used such as tightening with a wrench?