When your three-point hitch won’t level properly or you can’t get your implements sitting right, chances are it’s time to replace that leveling box. This right-hand assembly gives you the adjustable range you need—from 21-3/4 inches to 25 inches—to dial in your disc harrow, bush hog, or cultivator for perfect field work. A properly working leveling box means even cutting, consistent depth, and implements that work the way they should.
What You’re Getting
- Adjustable length from 21-3/4 inches to 25 inches for versatile implement positioning
- Heavy-duty construction built to handle the stress of lifting and carrying implements
- Right-hand side design specifically engineered for proper three-point hitch operation
- Direct replacement assembly that bolts right in without modifications
- Quality TISCO manufacturing for reliable performance season after season
Built for Real Farm Work
This leveling box fits Ford and New Holland tractors with three-point hitch systems, the workhorses that handle everything from hay operations and cultivation to loader work and general farm maintenance. Whether you’re running a compact utility tractor with a five-foot bush hog or a larger machine pulling wide cultivation equipment, this assembly provides the precise adjustment range needed for proper implement operation.
Made to Last
Farm implements put tremendous stress on three-point components, especially during transport and when working in rough terrain. This leveling box assembly is built with robust internal components and durable housing that stands up to the constant flexing, vibration, and loads that come with real farm work. The adjustment mechanism stays smooth and reliable even after years of field use.
Installation Notes
Before removing your old leveling box, measure its current setting so you can start the new one in a similar position. Clean all mounting points and apply anti-seize compound to the threads for easier future adjustments. The assembly is designed as a direct replacement, so installation should be straightforward with basic hand tools.
