3-Point Hitch Hydraulic Top Links

[Olympus]

Anyone have recommendations for a hydraulic top link for my R3039? I’ve never used one before, but seems like it would come in handy with all the different implements that I use.

 

[ovrszd]

Every tractor should have one. Here's a source of various sizes. Not sure what your tractor needs.

Tractor Top Link Hydraulic Cylinders | Hydraulic Cylinders | Hydraulics | www.surpluscenter.com

 

[jajiu]

Check out Fit Rite Hydraulics - fitritehydraulics.com I just got mine and installed it today. It takes a while to get it but real top quality product. I wish I had my camera with me when I installed it I could have posted a few pictures. Maybe tomorrow.

 

[jajiu]

OK, I know it's been more than a day, but finally got to take a few pictures of my new Top-Link. Fit Rite Hydraulics, the best!

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Anyone have recommendations for a hydraulic top link for my R3039? I致e never used one before, but seems like it would come in handy with all the different implements that I use.

Unfortunately there are not a lot of options for your tractor available. I know that the best that I can come up with to fit your tractor is a 17"-23" working length shown on the left.

 

[countrybumpkin]

Here are a couple of cat 1 top links ones a bit longer then the other one.

2x8.25x1.18 Category 1 Hydraulic Double Acting Top Link Cylinder | Tractor Top Link Hydraulic Cylinders | Hydraulic Cylinders | Hydraulics | www.surpluscenter.com

2x11x1.18 Category 1 Hydraulic Double Acting Top Link Cylinder | AMA | Brands | www.surpluscenter.com

 

[Kioti Dave]

OK, I know it's been more than a day, but finally got to take a few pictures of my new Top-Link. Fit Rite Hydraulics, the best!View attachment 547284View attachment 547285View attachment 547286

Nice job. How long are the hoses you used?

 

[/pine]

There are some inexpensive options...but in general you usually get what you pay (and or wait) for...
Good Luck...

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[oosik]

After three and a half years I finally got a hydraulic top link. Fit Rite . Wish the tractor would have come with this brand of top link. I've had mine five and a half years now.

For me, it's been a TRUE blessing. Makes ground engagement implements SO MUCH easier/faster to adjust. PLUS you make all adjustment on the go. No stopping, twisting, go a distance, stop, twist - you get the idea.

Plus - since adjustments are so easy - you no longer have to settle for - "well, this looks good enough". Just keep twitching that hydraulic lever until the adjustment is perfect. It is a permanent feature on my tractor now.

 

[ovrszd]

After three and a half years I finally got a hydraulic top link. Fit Rite . Wish the tractor would have come with this brand of top link. I've had mine five and a half years now.

For me, it's been a TRUE blessing. Makes ground engagement implements SO MUCH easier/faster to adjust. PLUS you make all adjustment on the go. No stopping, twisting, go a distance, stop, twist - you get the idea.

Plus - since adjustments are so easy - you no longer have to settle for - "well, this looks good enough". Just keep twitching that hydraulic lever until the adjustment is perfect. It is a permanent feature on my tractor now.

You oughtta try a hydraulic side link. For ground engagement finish work it's worth more than the top link.