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Stabilizer Pin Kit for Three-Point Hitch Lift Arm Systems

Original price was: $13.54.Current price is: $9.10.

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When your three-point hitch stabilizer starts getting sloppy or that pin starts wearing oval-shaped holes, it’s time to get things tightened back up. A loose stabilizer connection means your implements swing around like a gate in the wind, making precision work nearly impossible and potentially dangerous. This complete stabilizer pin kit gets you back to solid, controlled operation.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete kit includes pin, bushing, and special nut – everything you need for the repair
  • Pin provides secure connection between stabilizer and mounting point
  • Bushing reduces wear and ensures smooth operation under load
  • Special nut maintains proper tension and prevents loosening during operation
  • TISCO quality construction built to handle the stresses of field work

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit works on tractors with three-point hitch systems where stabilizer pins connect to lift arm assemblies. Whether you’re running a finish mower that needs to stay level, a bush hog that shouldn’t swing into fence posts, or a box blade that needs to track straight, proper stabilizer connection is what keeps your implements where they belong behind the tractor.

Made to Last

Farm work puts serious stress on hitch components, especially when you’re working uneven ground or making tight turns. This pin kit uses quality materials that resist wear from constant movement and loading. The bushing spreads the load over a larger area, preventing the pin from wallowing out the mounting holes.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – support the implement properly, remove the old worn components, and install the new pin assembly. Make sure to grease the bushing before installation and check that the special nut is properly torqued. If your mounting holes are already worn oval, you might need to weld them up and redrill for a proper fit.