When your implement isn’t running level or you can’t get that disc harrow cutting evenly across its width, your levelling box assembly is probably worn out or seized up. This critical three-point hitch component lets you fine-tune implement angle and keep everything working properly, whether you’re cultivating, mowing, or running a box blade. Without a good levelling box, you’ll fight your equipment all day instead of getting clean, consistent work.
What You’re Getting
- Complete assembly with 640-840mm adjustment range for versatility across different implements
- Heavy-duty construction that handles the stress of lifting and positioning heavy attachments
- Smooth threading design allows easy adjustments even under load
- Direct replacement for worn original equipment – no modifications needed
- Extended range accommodates everything from compact implements to larger farm attachments
Built for Real Farm Work
This assembly works with a wide range of Ford tractors from utility models handling rotary cutters to larger row-crop machines pulling cultivation equipment. The levelling box is what lets you fine-tune your implement’s working angle and maintain consistent depth. Whether you’re trying to get perfect furrows with your plow, keep a finish mower cutting evenly, or adjust your cultivator for proper soil penetration, this is the component that makes the difference.
Made to Last
The robust construction maintains accuracy throughout the full adjustment range without developing play or binding. The UNC threading ensures smooth adjustment even under load, and the heavy-duty design handles the stress of lifting and carrying heavy implements without bending or wearing prematurely. Farm work is tough on equipment, and this assembly is built to keep working season after season.
Installation Notes
Before removing your old levelling box, measure its current setting so you can start with the new one in a similar position. Clean and inspect threads before assembly – damaged threads cause binding and premature wear. Set initial adjustment at mid-range to allow movement in either direction. A little anti-seize on the threads makes future adjustments easier and prevents corrosion from locking things up.
