Three-Point Leveling Box Assembly for Ford New Holland TSA100-135 and T6.120-180 Tractors

Description

There’s nothing quite as frustrating as trying to get a perfect field finish when your implement keeps drifting to one side or leaving uneven furrows. This replacement leveling box is what puts you back in control of your three-point implements, giving you the precise lateral adjustment you need for professional results. Whether your original is worn out from years of adjustments or you’re upgrading to the reinforced R-version for better durability, this part restores that crisp implement control your TSA or T6 was designed to deliver.

What You’re Getting

• Universal right/left hand design works on both sides, keeping inventory simple
• R-version reinforcement at critical wear points for extended service life
• Smooth, precise adjustment throughout the full range without binding
• Heavy-duty construction that handles the biggest implements these tractors can pull
• Direct replacement that restores factory-level implement control

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Ford New Holland TSA and T6 series tractors are precision machines built for serious farming operations. Whether you’re finish grading with a land plane, running cultivation equipment, or operating a power harrow, implement leveling makes the difference between amateur and professional results. These tractors handle everything from compact utility work to heavy field operations, and when the leveling box wears out, you’ll see it in ridged cultivation, uneven wear patterns, and implements that just won’t track straight.

Made to Last

This R-version addresses the weak spots of standard leveling boxes with reinforced construction where it counts most. The adjustment mechanism uses heavier components that resist wear from frequent use, and the mounting points are strengthened to handle today’s larger, heavier implements. Internal components stay protected from contamination that causes premature failure, making this more than just a replacement—it’s an upgrade that typically outlasts original equipment by a wide margin.

Installation Notes

Support any attached implement safely before starting work, and don’t be surprised if the old adjustment threads need some penetrating oil and patience to free up. Set the new leveling box at neutral adjustment initially, then test with your widest implement first to make sure you have adequate range. Mark your preferred settings for different implements to speed future adjustments, and keep those adjustment points greased to prevent seizing.