Left Hand Leveling Rod and Yoke Assembly for Massey Ferguson Tractors – 3/4 Thread

Description

If your three-point hitch isn’t lifting evenly or your implements keep tilting when they should be level, you’re probably dealing with a worn leveling rod assembly. Getting your three-point hitch dialed in perfectly makes all the difference between fighting your equipment and having it work smoothly all day long. This left-hand leveling rod and yoke assembly gives you back that precise control you need for proper implement positioning on your Massey Ferguson tractor.

What You’re Getting

• Sturdy 14-7/8″ threaded rod with 3/4″ thread for reliable adjustment and strength
• 4-1/8″ thread length provides plenty of adjustment range for different implement heights
• Heavy-duty yoke construction that handles the stress and vibration of field work
• Direct replacement design that bolts right into your existing leveling box setup
• Left-hand specific threading and geometry for proper three-point operation

Built for Real Farm Work

These popular Massey Ferguson models handle diverse tasks on farms everywhere – from the versatile 135 running a rotary cutter to the powerful 165 pulling cultivation equipment. The leveling box is what lets you fine-tune your implement’s working angle and maintain consistent depth. Whether you’re setting up a disk harrow for even soil preparation or adjusting your rotary cutter for consistent cutting height across uneven terrain, this assembly gives you the control you need.

Made to Last

This isn’t some lightweight hardware store rod—it’s built specifically for the demanding conditions of agricultural use. The steel construction and proper heat treatment ensure it’ll handle the constant pressure changes and vibration that come with three-point hitch operation. The threaded design provides smooth adjustment while maintaining strength under load.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for your worn original part. Before installation, clean the leveling box threads thoroughly and check for any debris or damage. A little penetrating oil on stubborn threads makes removal of the old rod easier. When installing the new assembly, hand-tighten first to ensure proper thread engagement, then adjust to your desired implement position.