Leveling Box Pinion Gear for Ford Tractor 3-Point Lift System

Description

When your three-point hitch starts dropping implements while you’re working or won’t hold position anymore, there’s a good chance the leveling box pinion gear has worn beyond specification. The leveling box is what lets you fine-tune your implement’s working angle and maintain consistent depth. This replacement pinion gear gets you back to precise hydraulic control that actually stays where you set it.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-machined gear teeth that mesh smoothly with your leveling box components
• Quality TISCO construction built to handle the constant forces of three-point operation
• Direct replacement that restores proper gear engagement and position holding
• Hardened steel construction that resists wear from repeated adjustment cycles

Built for Real Farm Work

These popular Ford tractors handle diverse tasks on farms everywhere – from running rotary cutters to pulling cultivation equipment. Whether you’re trying to get your disc harrow cutting evenly, keeping your box blade level, or adjusting your cultivator for proper soil penetration, this gear gives you the precise control your implements need. The three-point system takes serious abuse lifting and carrying heavy attachments, and worn gears make accurate positioning impossible.

Made to Last

This isn’t some soft replacement gear that’ll wear out in a season. The robust construction handles the stress of lifting and carrying heavy implements without bending or wearing prematurely. The gear teeth are properly hardened to mesh smoothly under load while resisting the kind of wear that comes from constant adjustment and vibration.

Installation Notes

Before removing your old gear, measure its current setting so you can start with the new one in a similar position. Clean all mounting points thoroughly and apply anti-seize to the threads for easier future adjustments. Installation typically requires partial disassembly of the leveling box, so plan on having basic tools and some mechanical experience. Test the adjustment through its full range before putting the tractor back to work.