Hydraulic Levelling Box End Cap for Case CX and McCormick CX Series Tractor 3-Point Hitch

Description

Nothing ruins a day like having your three-point hitch quit leveling properly right when you need to get that field finished. When your implement starts cutting uneven or won’t hold its angle on hillsides, the problem often comes down to this small but critical component. This hydraulic leveling box end cap keeps your automatic leveling system sealed tight and working the way it should, so your plows, cultivators, and other implements stay level no matter what the terrain throws at you.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-fit sealing that prevents hydraulic fluid leaks and contamination
• Rugged construction that handles the pressures and vibration of hydraulic three-point systems
• Essential component that keeps your automatic leveling working when you need it most
• Direct replacement part—no modifications or adapters needed
• Quality materials that won’t crack or fail under field conditions

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Case CX and McCormick CX tractors are workhorses that handle everything from primary tillage to finishing work. These mid-range machines excel at tasks where keeping implements level matters—like running plows on rolling ground, operating cultivators that need consistent depth, or using finishing equipment that has to follow terrain perfectly. The hydraulic leveling system automatically adjusts your implement angle when the tractor tilts, and this end cap keeps that system properly sealed.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics take a beating from pressure cycles, contamination, and temperature swings. This end cap is built to maintain its seal through thousands of operating hours, keeping your hydraulic fluid clean and your system pressure where it needs to be. When the sealing fails, you lose hydraulic pressure and your leveling quits working when you need it most.

Good to Know

If you’re losing hydraulic fluid around the leveling box or your three-point hitch won’t hold level on slopes, this end cap might be the culprit. Installation requires accessing the three-point hydraulic system, so it’s a good time to check your fluid level and condition while you’re in there. Keep your leveling system working right and your implements will thank you for it.