I know its a long shot, but does anyone happen to have one that they can check out their 3 point hitch? I bought one used, and i believe i am missing all sorts of bushings on the three point hitch, but i really have no idea.

On the top link, where it attaches to the tractor body, the hole is significantly larger than the pin that goes through it. There is a lot of slop in it, and i didnt know if this was supposed to be this way , or if there is a bushing that goes there as well.

 

I have never owned a Case tractor but the three tractors I have owned all had bushings in both lower arms and bushings at both ends of the top link. However, this Case IH parts link https://webparts.pvassociates.net/cnh/main.php does not show any bushings on the DX55.

 

i can't get into the site, it asks for a user name and password. It looks like whatever the site is, they might be able to help me figure out what i have and don't have though.

 

Try this one http://www.caseih.com/parts/parts.as...id=123&RL=ENNA
and click on the begin here link on the right side of the page

 

that works. Thanks...im missing all kinds of collars. for someone that used this tractor for shredding, there sure are a lot of parts missing that should have been used.

 

talk to these folks wisconsin tractor parts 877-530-2010 there are one of the nations largest tractor junk yards they have many case tractors there and a guy named mike is the case guru there he'll hook ya up

 

Even better. FTE comes through again. You should know that this thread has been more helpful than the dealer AND manufacturer combined.

 

My guess what you have is a category ll top link and your tractor is a category l, which has the smaller holes for the top link. You can pick up the bushings at almost any farm supply or even Ace Hardware or somewhere along that line to convert the cat ll to cat l. Are your bttom hitch arms cat l or cat ll. Iam not real familar with the CIH model numbers but I think you have one of the large compact tractors which are basically rebadged New Holland models. Don't know if you knew or not but all the CNH compact tractors are built by Shibauru of Japan.