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F100Panel · Nov 28, 2020

I never saw these before on lower links. Have no clue what they are called so can’t look them up to see what they do and how to do it..
Anybody know....they are probably common and aftermarket cuz there is no mention of these in the tractor manual
They are in a Challenger MT295

jacksun65 · Nov 28, 2020

Those are Kubota and they allow easier hookup of three point equipment.

Jim.ME · Nov 28, 2020

They are in the MT295 parts book. Called Link Assembly, lower (right and left hand). They allow easier hook up of implements when released and can be replaced.

Jim.ME · Nov 28, 2020

MT295B book, not MT295

Andy C · Nov 28, 2020

Lift that piece up and the socket that fits the implement pin will slide out and also will have some movement up and down. In theory just get within an inch or two, go back and release those pieces and hook up arms to implement. Then lift 3 point up and the pieces should go to home position. Looks like someone may have beat on the one in the picture. I squirt chain and cable lube in mine to keep them nice and free.

F100Panel · Nov 28, 2020

Thanks guys, knowing what they are supposed to do and how to do it will make any other questions mute 👍🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

Case Nutty 1660 · Nov 28, 2020

CASE and other mfg's had that on them starting in 1965,

TractorTucker · Nov 28, 2020

I know John Deere put them on the 4020s, not sure about the 4010s

Case Nutty 1660 · Nov 28, 2020

they had the square tube lift arms I think and you raised a spring loaded pin to allow them to slide out if I am thinking right?

F100Panel · Nov 28, 2020

I looked up Kubota Deluxe Hitch on YouTube and there they were,,,

THANKS AGAIN GUYS❗️❗️

DeltaSteve · Nov 28, 2020

The square telescopic are was available back to the JD letter series. My 'A' has em,My old 720 had em too.

Case Nutty 1660 · Nov 28, 2020

I forgot about that good catch,, the 60 Dad had had them as well, when was the last A's made?

DeltaSteve · Nov 28, 2020

Up to 3020,they used the square tube. 4020 and bigger used a heavier cast type. They used a spring loaded pin to secure it.

JimB2 · Nov 28, 2020

My brother's CIH 3230 has those type of lower links, it makes it easier to hook up 3pt equipment especially with a cab as it is more difficult to see the 3pt ends with a cab.

grizz02 · Nov 28, 2020

my t4 newhollad has them , they help if you get close to an implement and just need a little more reach you can release them secure your implement then just back up a little till they lock

DeltaSteve · Nov 28, 2020

51 or 52 was the last A. The 60 took it's place.

F100Panel · Apr 19, 2022

(quoted from post at 07:18:50 11/28/20) They are in the MT295 parts book. Called Link Assembly, lower (right and left hand). They allow easier hook up of implements when released and can be replaced.

I need a part number for #23 in your diagram..
Picture does not go down that far..
if you still have the manual, can you help me?

Jim.ME · Apr 19, 2022

(quoted from post at 16:41:03 04/19/22)

(quoted from post at 07:18:50 11/28/20) They are in the MT295 parts book. Called Link Assembly, lower (right and left hand). They allow easier hook up of implements when released and can be replaced.

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I need a part number for #23 in your diagram..
Picture does not go down that far..
if you still have the manual, can you help me?

That came from the online parts catalogs on the AGCO site. I am not finding that exact drawing at this time. The best way is for you to go to the AGCO site and look yours up.

Click here: https://apb.agcocorp.com/

Enter MT295 in the model search bar and you will get 3 results. Pick your tractor and you will have the parts catalog to search for your part.

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