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    Posted: 30 Sep 2010 at 12:19pm
Can someone tell me if this is for a factory 3 point, (as for D17 IV, 170, etc) or just a top link for a conversion 3 point.  I think the conversion type had different size ends (Cat I and II).  Looks like this one has a cracked wheel spoke and repair weld on link.
 
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Joe...Did you forget the pic or something of what you're talking about? If there's one there,then my eyes are going bad! LMAO!  Rick
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Seems kinda steep to me,but I guess they're not making any more of them either. For that kind of money it would have to be very nice for me to buy it though. I'm sure someone will though.  Rick
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that is not a Factory 3rd arm for a D17IV or 170,180. they do not have that center wheel. I am not sure on the WD45 conversions though.

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Matt...you're right. The original top link that I have on one of my 180's doesn't have that center wheel either. I've always seen the one like Joe posted on the WD/WD45 tractors. I guess it could also be used on several other Allis tractors as well though.  Rick
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Looks more like an adjustment link from a plow that's had top link ends added to it.  Not worth $100 if you ask me.
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Would have been correct for D10, D12, D15 with factory category 1 3 point I believe.  See pic from Brian Ahart's site.

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We have a top link like that, but it's not from a factory 3-point tractor.  It is from the AC 3 point adapter for a snap coupler tractor.
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That is the A-C factory top link for D-10/12, D-15 and factory 3 pt adaptors.
One in very good shape with a good wheel will bring $2-300 in our aera.
Nothing is impossible if it is properly financed
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I agree, dad's D-15 came with one new, still have it.
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If one end is cat.one and the other is cat.two it is for the snap coupler  45,15,17.
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thanks for the info fellows
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who has the replacement hand wheels for top links? I need one for my dad's D15 Toplink 
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It mustv sold cause the link says can't find!

I think I have one of those laying in the barn.  Might have to find it and put it up for sale.
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Originally posted by john(MI) john(MI) wrote:

It mustv sold cause the link says can't find!

I think I have one of those laying in the barn.  Might have to find it and put it up for sale.

OP is 8 years old...Wink
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I have NEW handwheels available.



Edited by PaulB - 20 Sep 2018 at 6:06pm
If it was fun to pull in LOW gear, I could have a John Deere.
Real pullers don't have speed limits.
If you can't make it GO... make it SHINY
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Paul, is that the size for D15? The D10/12 ones are smaller
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On the original toplink that came with my D15II the center tube is the same diameter as the toplinks for the D10/12 tractors. These whees will also fit on the farm store generic top links. 
If it was fun to pull in LOW gear, I could have a John Deere.
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