SKU: SMA-105967A Lower Lift Arm Ball for Category 1 Tractors with Claw-Type Arms

When your tractor's lift arm ball starts showing wear or gets damaged, your three-point hitch operation goes from smooth to frustrating real quick. This replacement ball is specifically designed for tractors with claw-type lower lift arms, giving you that solid connection between your tractor's hydraulic system and whatever implement you're running. It's a Category I ball with a 7/8" pin hole, which means it fits most compact and utility tractors perfectly.

What You're Getting

• Precise 7/8" pin hole diameter for proper Category I three-point hitch operation
• Special design engineered specifically for claw-type lift arm configurations
• TISCO quality construction that handles the constant stress of field work
• Direct replacement design that installs without modifications or adapters

Built for Real Farm Work

This ball works with Category I tractors that have claw-type lower lift arms - those are the arms with the distinctive claw-shaped end that grips the ball. Category 1 sizing fits most compact and utility tractors up to 65 HP, whether you're running a bush hog, box blade, tiller, or any other three-point implement. The claw-type design provides extra holding power compared to standard ball joints, which is why many manufacturers use this setup on tractors that see heavy implement work.

Made to Last

Your lift arm balls take incredible abuse every time you raise, lower, or angle an implement. This TISCO ball is built from quality materials that resist wear and deformation, even under the side loads and stress that come with real farm work. The heat-treated construction maintains proper tolerances season after season, keeping your three-point operation smooth and precise.

Good to Know

Installation requires removing the old ball from the claw-type arm - usually just a matter of removing a retaining clip or pin. Clean the claw thoroughly before installing the new ball, and make sure the retaining hardware is in good shape. If your claw arm is worn or cracked, that's a separate issue that should be addressed at the same time. A clip is used with lift arm balls to secure them properly in place.