Levelling Box Gear for Ford New Holland Three-Point Hitch Systems

Description

Getting your three-point implements to work right depends on having all the adjustment mechanisms working properly, and the levelling box gear is one of those small but critical components that can make or break your hitch operation. When this gear starts wearing out, you’ll notice your implements won’t stay level or adjust smoothly, which means uneven work and constant readjustment in the field.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-machined gear teeth that mesh smoothly with your levelling box assembly
• Hardened steel construction built to handle the stress of heavy implement adjustments
• Direct replacement that restores proper operation to worn or damaged levelling systems
• Quality manufacturing that matches original equipment specifications for reliable fit

Built for Real Farm Work

This gear works in the levelling box assemblies found across a wide range of Ford New Holland tractors, from the versatile 5000 series utility tractors up through the powerful TW series machines. Whether you’re running a disc harrow that needs to stay perfectly level, adjusting a box blade for precise grading work, or fine-tuning a cultivator for consistent depth, this gear helps make those adjustments smooth and reliable.

Made to Last

Three-point hitch components take a beating from constant adjustment, implement weight, and field vibration. This gear features heat-treated steel that resists wear while maintaining the precise tooth profile needed for smooth operation. The material and manufacturing quality ensure it’ll hold up to years of seasonal use without developing the play or binding that causes adjustment problems.

Good to Know

Replacing levelling box gears typically requires some disassembly of the hitch mechanism, so it’s a good time to inspect other wear points like bushings and pivot pins. Clean all parts thoroughly during reassembly and apply a light coating of grease to gear teeth for smooth operation. If your levelling box has been stiff or hard to adjust, this fresh gear often makes a noticeable difference in how easily you can set your implements.