Category 1/2 Top Link Pin for Case IHC 44, 54, 74, 75, 84, 85, 95 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re hooking up implements and that top link pin won’t slide through cleanly—or worse, it’s bent or missing—you’re stuck until you get a replacement. Your top link pin sees tremendous stress every time you lift an implement, back up with a load, or work in rough terrain. This Cat 1/2 pin gets your three-point hitch working properly again so you can get back to the field work that’s waiting.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-sized Category 1/2 pin that fits your Case IHC tractor’s three-point hitch perfectly
• Hardened steel construction that won’t bend or wear out from repeated use and heavy loads
• Smooth finish that slides in and out easily when connecting and disconnecting implements
• Direct replacement for worn or damaged original equipment pins

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin works with a wide range of Case IHC tractors from the compact B Series utility machines up through the larger 95 Series row-crop tractors. Whether you’re running a bush hog on a smaller tractor or hooking up a heavy cultivator to a bigger machine, Category 1 hitches are found on smaller to mid-size tractors typically used for hay operations, livestock work, food plots, and general farm maintenance.

Made to Last

Manufactured to meet OEM specifications with premium materials that resist corrosion and wear. This isn’t a cheap substitute—it’s built to handle the same loads and conditions as the pin that came with your tractor from the factory. The quality construction means it’ll keep working season after season.

Good to Know

These pins are designed for easy installation – simply slide through the top link and implement connection points, then secure with the appropriate clips or retainers. Keep the pin and connection points clean and lightly greased to prevent wear and ensure easy removal when changing implements. Having spare pins on hand is smart since they’re small parts that can get lost or damaged, and you don’t want to be stuck unable to hook up an implement when you need to get work done.