When your drawbar’s sliding side to side and making your implements dog-track down the field, it’s more than just annoying—it’s dangerous. A worn or missing drawbar check chain system puts stress on your hydraulics, tears up tires on towed equipment, and makes precision work nearly impossible. This complete kit gets you back to steady, predictable drawbar control so your equipment tracks straight whether you’re pulling a cultivator through corn rows or hauling a wagon down the road.
What You’re Getting
- Complete kit with two anchors, two eyelets, and two chains for full drawbar stabilization
- Four clevis pins with hardware—no hunting for missing pieces when you’re ready to install
- Heavy-duty construction built to handle the constant stress and vibration of field work
- Universal design fits a wide range of tractor brands and models
- All components work together to eliminate drawbar movement and keep implements tracking true
Built for Real Farm Work
This kit shines on utility tractors and mid-size machines where drawbar stability makes the difference between good work and frustrating do-overs. Whether you’re running a disk behind a Ford, pulling a bush hog with a Massey, or hauling wagons with a Case, proper check chains keep everything lined up and working efficiently.
Made to Last
The components are manufactured to withstand demanding agricultural conditions while maintaining proper implement positioning and reducing wear on hydraulic components. TISCO builds this kit with the same attention to durability that farm equipment demands—components that won’t let you down when there’s work to be done.
Installation Notes
Most installations are straightforward if you’ve got existing mounting points on your drawbar assembly. The kit includes all the hardware you need, and the adjustable design lets you dial in the right tension for your specific setup. While you’re installing, it’s a good time to inspect your drawbar pin and bushing for wear—slop there negates the benefit of good check chains, and check that mounting brackets haven’t been bent from previous impacts.
