Levelling Box Pin Kit 20mm for John Deere 5020 6000 6010 6020 6030 Series Three-Point Hitch

Description

When your three-point hitch starts getting sloppy and won’t hold your implements level anymore, worn levelling box pins are usually the culprit. If you’ve noticed your cultivator bouncing around or your mower deck won’t stay put, it’s time to tighten things back up. This 20mm pin kit gives you everything needed to restore that precise control you’re used to.

What You’re Getting

• Complete 20mm pin kit with all the hardware you need for levelling box service
• Quality steel construction that handles the stress of constant three-point operation
• Precision fit that eliminates the play and sloppiness of worn pins
• Direct replacement that works across multiple John Deere series for simplified inventory

Built for Real Farm Work

Your three-point hitch handles everything from cultivators and disks to mowers and balers—implements that need to stay exactly where you set them. Whether you’re maintaining consistent depth with a field cultivator, keeping a rotary cutter level for even cutting, or positioning a hay baler for proper operation, the levelling box keeps implements positioned correctly. When those pins wear out, you lose that precision and your implements start wandering around.

Made to Last

This pin kit is engineered to handle the constant movement and stress that three-point systems experience during field operations. The quality steel construction withstands heavy implements, rough terrain, and all those raising and lowering cycles. Proper pin fit also prevents excessive wear on bushings and other hitch components, helping extend the life of your entire three-point system.

Good to Know

Levelling box service typically requires removing your implement and properly supporting the three-point hitch before disassembly. When you install the new pins, take a look at the bushings too—replace them if they’re worn or damaged. Keep the levelling box mechanism lubricated for smooth operation and long pin life. If your hitch has excessive play or won’t hold implements properly, don’t wait—address it before you damage other components.