81801293

Technical specification: F mm: 62Height mm: 92Hole centres mm: 122Hole Ø mm: 17x25 & 16Length mm: 170Pin Length mm: 65Pin Ø mm: 22Thread length mm: 24Thread size: 5/8Thread type: UNF

When your three-point hitch starts acting up and implements start swaying side to side, you've probably got a worn or cracked stabilizer bracket. This left hand bracket provides the mounting point that keeps your stabilizer arm where it belongs , stopping that dangerous swinging that can damage both your tractor and implement. It's one of those parts that seems simple until it breaks - then you realize how much you depend on it. What You're Getting Heavy steel construction that handles the stress of keeping implements locked in place Left-hand specific design that positions your stabilizer arm exactly where Ford and Massey Ferguson designed it to be Direct bolt-on replacement that fits like the original - no modifications needed Corrosion-resistant finish that holds up to weather and the occasional hydraulic leak Works with both fixed and adjustable stabilizer setups Built for Real Farm Work This bracket fits Ford New Holland N-Series and 600-1000 Series tractors, plus Massey Ferguson TE-35 and 100 Series machines - the kind of versatile utility tractors you see on farms everywhere. Whether you're running a bush hog, pulling a disc, or handling hay equipment, these tractors need solid stabilizer brackets to keep implements tracking straight and operators safe. Made to Last Farm equipment takes a beating, and stabilizer brackets are right in the thick of it. This bracket's built from heavy-duty steel with the kind of robust construction that won't crack under load or bend when things get rough. The finish resists rust and corrosion so it keeps doing its job season after season. Good to Know Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper alignment, and you should inspect existing stabilizer components when replacing brackets. Replace both left and right brackets simultaneously for optimal performance and safety . While you're at it, check that all mounting hardware is tight - a loose bracket is almost as bad as a broken one.