Right Hand Leveling Box Assembly for 3-Point Hitch Tractors

Description

When your three-point hitch won’t level out properly, you’re fighting a losing battle with every implement you hook up. A worn or damaged leveling box assembly makes it impossible to get your disc harrow cutting evenly, keep your box blade working at the right angle, or maintain proper depth with your cultivator. This right-hand leveling box assembly gets your hitch geometry back where it should be so your implements work the way they’re supposed to.

What You’re Getting

• 3/4-inch threaded rod diameter provides smooth, precise adjustment for proper implement leveling
• Right-hand configuration fits the passenger side of your tractor’s three-point system
• TISCO quality construction built to handle the constant adjustment and stress of farm work
• Direct replacement design mounts in place of your original worn or damaged assembly
• Threaded adjustment mechanism gives you fine control over implement angle and positioning

Built for Real Farm Work

This leveling box is designed for tractors running Category 1 three-point hitch systems. Whether you’re operating a utility tractor for hay production, running cultivation equipment on a row crop farm, or handling general farm maintenance with implements like bush hogs and rear blades, proper hitch leveling is critical for quality work and even wear on your equipment.

Made to Last

The threaded rod and housing are built from materials that resist the wear and corrosion that come with constant exposure to dirt, moisture, and hydraulic fluid. The precision threading maintains smooth operation even after years of adjustments, while the robust construction handles the side loads and stress that develop during field operations.

Installation Notes

Before removing your old assembly, measure its current setting and note which side needs replacement. Clean all mounting surfaces and threads thoroughly, then apply a light coat of anti-seize compound to the threads for easier future adjustments. Start with the new assembly set to approximately the same position as the old one to maintain your current implement setup.