The three-point suspension system (Three-Point Suspension System) is a system used in agricultural machines, mainly tractors, for mounting and operating agricultural tools and machines. The three-point linkage is a standard in the agricultural industry because it allows for quick and safe connection of various machines and tools, such as plows, cultivators, seeders and sprayers.

What is included in TUZ?

• Lift Arms - The two lower arms that connect to the implement, and one upper arm (top link).
• Hydraulics - the hydraulic system is used to raise and lower tools.
• Hitch points - places where the lift arms connect to the agricultural machine.
• Stabilizers - elements that ensure the stability of the tool during operation.
• Adjustment points - places that allow you to adjust the height and angle of the tool.

Principles of operation:

• Connecting the tool: The tool is connected via three attachment points: two lower arms and one upper link.
• Adjustment and control: Tools can be raised, lowered and positioned using a hydraulic system and mechanical controls.
• Field work: The connected tool can be used for various agricultural tasks such as plowing, sowing, cultivation, etc.

Advantages of the three-point linkage:

• Versatility: Possibility to connect different implements to one tractor.
• Speed: Connect and disconnect tools quickly and easily.
• Efficiency: Precise control of the tool thanks to the hydraulic system.

Using the three-point linkage:

• Safety: Always follow the operating instructions and ensure that tools are properly attached.
• Maintenance: Regular maintenance of the hydraulic and mechanical system, including lubrication of moving points and inspection of the technical condition of components.