Adjustable Leveling Box for Renault 100 Series and Temis Series Tractors

Description

Anyone who’s run a three-point implement knows how frustrating it is when your disc harrow cuts deeper on one side or your cultivator won’t stay level across the pass. When your Renault tractor’s leveling box is worn out or damaged, you’re fighting your equipment instead of working with it. This replacement leveling box gets your three-point hitch back to working like it should, so you can focus on the job instead of constantly adjusting your implements.

What You’re Getting

• Wide adjustment range from 630mm to 810mm to handle different implements and compensate for wear
• Category 2 three-point compatibility that works with the equipment these tractors typically pull
• Direct OEM replacement that bolts right into your existing three-point system without modifications
• Durable construction built to handle the constant adjustments and field vibrations these systems see

Built for Real Farm Work

This leveling box is designed for Renault 100 Series utility tractors like the 103, 106, 110, 120, 133, 145, and 155 models, plus the Temis Series 550, 610, 630, and 650 tractors. These are versatile machines that handle everything from loader work to cultivation, mowing, and hay operations. The wide adjustment range means it’ll work with compact implements like finish mowers all the way up to larger cultivation tools.

Made to Last

This leveling box uses quality materials and construction to stand up to the constant stress these components face. The threaded adjustment mechanism is built to handle repeated use without binding or wearing out prematurely. It’s designed to maintain accurate positioning even after thousands of hours of operation in dusty, demanding conditions.

Good to Know

Before removing your old leveling box, measure its current setting and mark it so you can start the new one in a similar position. Clean all the mounting points thoroughly and apply some anti-seize compound to the threads for smoother future adjustments. Start with the adjustment somewhere in the middle of its range so you have room to go either direction based on your implement needs.