Description

When your tractor’s front axle starts making that grinding noise you’ve been trying to ignore, this planetary gear repair kit is exactly what you need to get back to work. We all know that feeling when the front end doesn’t feel quite right – maybe it’s slipping a bit when you’re pushing a heavy load or turning gets harder than it should be. That’s your planetary gears telling you they need some attention.

What You’re Getting

Complete repair kit with all the components for a full planetary gear rebuild
Available in both 18-tooth and 22-tooth configurations to match your specific model
Precision-manufactured gears that meet or exceed original equipment specifications
All seals and small parts included for a professional repair
Heavy-duty construction designed specifically for agricultural use

Built for Real Farm Work

These planetary gears take a beating whether you’re running a loader on your Ford 7610 moving hay bales all day, or using your John Deere 3140 for heavy tillage work. Your 50 Series Deere pulling that big round baler? These gears are what transfers all that power to your front wheels. They’re the workhorses inside your front axle that keep you moving smoothly through thick grass, muddy fields, and long days of demanding work.

Made to Last

We know you can’t afford downtime during planting or harvest season. That’s why this kit uses heavy-duty components designed to handle the constant stress of fieldwork, loader operations, and road transport. The hardened steel gears are built to withstand shock loads from hitting hidden rocks or dropping into that washout you didn’t see coming, while quality seals keep dirt and moisture out for longer life even in dusty conditions.

Installation Notes

You’ll want to set aside a good half-day for this job, and having a buddy to help makes things go smoother. Pro tip: take photos before you start disassembly – it’ll save you head-scratching later. Make sure to clean everything thoroughly before reassembly, and don’t forget to refill with fresh gear oil when you’re done. Most folks find this is a good time to check their tie rod ends and wheel bearings too, since you’re already in there.