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Category 1 Top Link Pin for Massey Ferguson Tractors with Hinged Assembly

Original price was: $14.70.Current price is: $7.66.

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SKU: SMA-P1012 Category:

When you’re hooking up implements on your Massey Ferguson, that top link pin is what keeps everything locked together and working right. If your pin has gotten loose, worn, or walked off somewhere in the field, you’ll notice it right away when your implement starts tilting or won’t stay put. This hinged assembly pin gives you that solid connection that lets you work with confidence instead of wondering if everything’s going to stay together.

What You’re Getting

  • 3/4-inch pin diameter that’s the standard for Category 1 hitches on most compact and utility tractors
  • 9-3/4-inch working length with 10-5/16-inch overall length for proper geometry and clearance
  • Hinged assembly design that makes hookup easier and reduces stress on your hitch components
  • Direct replacement that fits right into your existing top link without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin is designed specifically for Massey Ferguson tractors with Category 1 three-point hitches. Whether you’re running a bush hog, box blade, disc harrow, or cultivator, this is the connection point that takes all the stress when you lift your implement or back up with a load. The hinged design reduces binding and makes it easier to line things up when you’re hooking up in less-than-perfect conditions.

Made to Last

Category 1 pins see plenty of abuse from hydraulic forces, implement weight, and rough terrain. This one’s built to handle the stress without bending or breaking when you need it most. The materials and construction are designed to stand up to the daily grind of farm work and keep you running instead of heading back to the shop for repairs.

Good to Know

The hinged assembly makes installation easier than trying to line up a straight pin through misaligned holes. Keep the pin and connection points clean and lightly greased so everything moves smoothly when you’re changing implements. If your old pin has been stuck in place for a while, a little penetrating oil will help with removal.