When you’re trying to keep a plow cutting at the right depth across rolling ground or getting your cultivator to work evenly from end to end, this adjustable leveling box assembly is what makes it happen. It’s the critical link in your 3-point hitch system that automatically compensates for side-to-side tilt, keeping your implements level no matter how uneven the terrain gets. Without a properly working leveling assembly, you’ll fight your equipment all day instead of letting it do its job.
What You’re Getting
- Extended adjustment range from 665mm to 770mm gives you the flexibility to handle different implements and working conditions
- Heavy-duty construction with reinforced fork design that stands up to the shock loads from hitting rocks or hard ground
- Complete assembly includes everything – the leveling box, connecting fork, and adjustment mechanism all ready to install
- Grease fittings make maintenance easy and help this assembly last through thousands of hours of operation
- Corrosion-resistant finish that holds up to weather, mud, and field chemicals
Built for Real Farm Work
This assembly fits the classic Massey Ferguson tractors that are still workhorses on many farms – models like the 165, 175, 185, 265, 275, 285, 290, and others in the series. These are the tractors running plows, cultivators, planters, and other ground-engaging implements where keeping everything level is critical for good results. Whether you’re doing fall tillage or spring field prep, this assembly ensures your implements work at the right angle across the entire width.
Made to Last
The heavy-duty design handles not just the weight of implements, but also the punishment that comes with real farm work. The reinforced fork distributes stress properly, and the internal components maintain their adjustment accuracy even after years of dusty, muddy conditions. It’s built to keep working when cheaper alternatives would give up.
Good to Know
This assembly connects between your tractor’s 3-point hitch and your implement’s top link, replacing worn leveling components. Most farmers find they need to adjust the length seasonally – shorter for lighter spring work, longer for heavy fall tillage. Keep those grease fittings serviced regularly, especially during heavy use periods, and the adjustment mechanism will work smoothly for years.
