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Wheel Bolt Set for Ford 2000-4000 Series and Industrial Tractors

Original price was: $46.64.Current price is: $30.27.

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When you’re dealing with loose or worn wheel bolts, every bump in the field becomes a potential problem. This 8-pack of 5/8″-18 wheel bolts with 2-3/16 inch thread length gives you everything you need to secure the rear wheel disc and drum assembly properly. Whether you’re running an old 2000 series utility tractor or one of those tough 3000 series row-crop machines, having the right bolts means you can tackle field work without worrying about wheel attachment.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete 8-bolt set handles both wheels in one order – no need to make multiple trips
  • Proper 5/8″-18 thread pitch and 2-3/16″ length matches original Ford specifications exactly
  • Heavy-duty construction handles the stress of field work, loader operations, and transport duty
  • Direct replacement design – no modifications needed to your existing wheel setup

Built for Real Farm Work

These bolts fit a wide range of Ford tractors including 2000, 3000 (except 3055 and 3550), 2600, 3600 series, and various industrial models from 1965-1984. Whether your tractor pulls implements, runs a loader, or handles general farm chores, these are the same specifications that secured wheels from the factory. The Ford 2000 and 3000 series earned their reputation as reliable workhorses on farms across the country.

Made to Last

Farm equipment puts wheel bolts through constant stress from field vibration, hydraulic shock loads, and the twisting forces of turning. These TISCO-manufactured bolts are built to handle those demands with proper grade steel that won’t stretch or fail under load. The threading is precision-cut to ensure proper torque retention and prevent loosening during operation.

Good to Know

These bolts work with nut part C5NN1120F to complete the wheel attachment. When installing, clean the threads and apply anti-seize compound to prevent corrosion and ensure proper torque. Replace all eight bolts at once rather than mixing old and new – it prevents uneven stress distribution that can cause premature failure.