Right Hand Stabiliser Bracket for Case IH Maxxum MX and McCormick MTX/MC/XTX Series Tractors

Description

Ever wondered why your three-point hitch implements swing around like they have a mind of their own? The stabiliser bracket is the mounting point that holds your tractor’s stabilizer bar in place – and when it cracks, bends, or goes missing, your implements start acting up. This can mean bush hogs swinging into fence posts, cultivators drifting sideways on hillsides, or any implement swaying dangerously instead of tracking straight. This right-hand bracket gets your stabilizer system back to working like it should.

What You’re Getting

• Solid mounting point for your tractor’s three-point hitch stabilizer system
• Right-hand specific design that matches your factory configuration
• Proper mounting eliminates dangerous side-to-side movement and makes every implement work better and safer
• Built to handle the stress when your stabilizer bar is working against side loads

Built for Real Farm Work

This bracket fits Case IH Maxxum series tractors from the 5120 through 5250 models, plus the MX series from MX80C up to MX135. It also works on McCormick MTX, MC, XTX, and TTX series tractors. These are the mid-range workhorses you see running everything from rotary cutters to cultivators, box blades to finish mowers – tractors that spend their days in tough conditions where a solid stabilizer system isn’t optional.

Made to Last

Farm equipment brackets take a beating from vibration, side loads, and the occasional bump from implements or obstacles. This bracket is built with the same specs as the original factory part, so it’ll handle whatever your three-point hitch dishes out. The steel construction resists cracking and bending even when your stabilizer bar is working hard to keep implements in line.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – remove the damaged bracket and install the new one, then adjust your stabilizer bar until it’s snug but not binding. Keep in mind that when a stabilizer bracket fails, it’s often because the stabilizer bar itself was bent or damaged too. Part 53196 is the left-hand version if you need both sides.