Parts Identification
3-Point Linkage Parts Explained: Top Links, Lift Arms and Center Links
Identify linkage parts by OEM number, length, hole size, thread details, and photos of both ends.
Three-point linkage components include top links, lift arms, center links, stabilizers, pins, and related hardware. The same general name can cover parts with different lengths, hole sizes, thread directions, or end shapes.
For ordering, send the OEM number when available, then measure the old part and photograph both ends. Machine model and serial number help check production variations, but the visible dimensions remain important.
Reference Table
| Overall length | Measure the old part in its current adjusted position and note if adjustable. |
|---|---|
| Hole size | Measure pin-hole diameter at both ends. |
| End style | Photograph ball ends, fork ends, threaded ends, or bends. |
Quick Checklist
- OEM number
- Overall length
- Hole diameter
- Thread direction when visible
- Photos of both ends
Common Ordering Mistakes
- Using only the generic part name
- Not measuring both ends
- Missing left/right or adjustable details
Source Notes
- Related ARGODAYA product reference: RE243216. Buyers should check their old linkage part before ordering.
Send a parts inquiry
Include the OEM number, machine model, serial number, old part photos, quantity, and destination country for application review.