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Complete Leveling Box Assembly for Deutz DX4.70 /DX6.05 /DX92 Tractors

Original price was: $215.63.Current price is: $110.71.

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There’s nothing more frustrating than watching your cultivator or disc harrow work unevenly across the field because your three-point hitch won’t level properly. When your leveling box assembly starts getting sloppy, it’s not just about uneven tillage—it’s about accelerated wear throughout your entire three-point system. This complete assembly gets your Deutz DX series tractor back to doing the precise field work these capable machines were built for.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete assembly with all mounting hardware—no hunting for missing bolts or brackets
  • Heavy-duty construction that handles the substantial forces from large implements
  • Full range of leveling adjustment to compensate for uneven conditions
  • All components manufactured to work together, eliminating compatibility headaches

Built for Real Farm Work

Your DX4.70, DX6.05, or DX92 isn’t just pushing implements around—these are serious workhorses pulling wide cultivation equipment, heavy disc harrows, and precision planting tools where implement control makes the difference between a good job and having to go back over it. Whether you’re preparing seedbeds with your DX6.05 or running heavy draft work with that DX92, proper leveling ensures consistent depth and even results across the full working width.

Made to Last

This isn’t a patch job with mismatched parts—it’s a complete assembly built to handle the forces these powerful tractors generate. The heavy-duty construction stands up to the bumps, vibration, and side loads that come with serious field work, season after season.

Installation Notes

Before you remove the old assembly, take a photo or mark your current adjustment settings to speed things up during installation. While you’ve got everything apart, check your lift arms and mounting points for wear. Here’s a tip from the field: if your old assembly needed extreme adjustment just to get level, look for other issues like uneven tire wear or a bent implement frame—don’t expect the new assembly to fix everything.