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The rear implement attachment location on a tractor, consisting of one centerlink and two draft links.

Control the flow of hydraulic fluid into additional cylinders. Often used to control grapples and other hydraulic implements.

Adds more weight to the rear of a tractor. Ballasting, or adding more weight to balance your tractor, is important when working with implements that are heavy or that require significant movement.

Box blades level uneven ground and grade. Box blades have scarifiers (angled metal teeth) that break up hard ground for shaping. The box blade can be used with the scarifiers in a variety of positions, or without the scarifiers.

Part of the 3-point hitch, these are the rigid lift arms with holes at the end of them. Telescoping draft links have a stabilizer bar with lock pins that contain a telescoping mechanism that extends the draft links toward the implement for hook-up.

Short for “dynamometer”, a device used to measure the power output of an engine. You may hear someone say “This tractor has been dynoed,”. This is most often referring to the use of a dynamometer to measure the output of a tractor’s engine as a reference when “tuning” it to a specific horsepower. A tractor that has been dynoed offers proof of its advertised horsepower.

Made for maintaining turf grass and lawns, delivering a clean cut. A flex-wing groming mower has wings that flex independently to avoid scalping high spots or missing low spots.

3rd function hydraulics power this grapple to grab debris, roots and logs.

iMatch Quick Hitches make hooking up to implements with the 3-point hitch seamless. It’s a guaranteed fit for all Category 1 implements. All implements will require a set of bushings for implement hookup.

Two cutting blades on a steel frame cut into the ground to smooth dirt, gravel, or other surfaces.

Gravity and loader clyinders work together to grab debris withour requiring third function hydraulics or electric valves.

Enhance your lawn care routine with a Mulching Kit, which finely chops grass clippings and returns them to the lawn as natural fertilizer, promoting healthy turf growth.

As the name suggests, pallet forks are made for lifting and moving pallets, crates, and other objects that may not be easily moved with a bucket or other equipment. Attachments are also available for pallet forks, giving them even more versatility.

A PTO-driven implement made to auger holes in the ground. Sometimes called an auger or earth auger.

A PTO shaft transfers mechanical power between the tractor and implement via rotating driveline. PTO-driven implements include tillers, post hole diggers, and more.

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The John Deere Quik-Knect^TM System makes installation of the PTO shaft fast and easy for hooking up tillers, rotary cutters, and other PTO-driven implements. The system is made up of a connector for the PTO shaft of the tractor and one for each PTO-driven implement you plan to attach to the tractor. The connectors’ self-aligning grooves allow the shaft connector to slide into place. A release button makes disconnecting easy, too. Quik-Knect is compatible with 115 PTO John Deere tractors. Learn more about Quick-Knect at your local TriGreen Equipment, or shop for Quik-Knect parts online.

Made for gardening and landscaping and maintaining driveways and ditches. Rear blades have easy adjustments for simple grading and levelling. Frontier™ Rear Blades are iMatch™ and Quik-Knect^TM Compatible.