Complete Leveling Box Assembly for New Holland T6030/T6050/T60 Series 3-Point Hitch

Description

When your 3-point hitch won’t hold implements level, has excessive play, or you’re fighting worn-out adjustment screws every time you hook up equipment, this complete leveling box assembly is your one-stop solution. Instead of chasing individual worn parts and dealing with multiple trips to the parts counter, this complete assembly replaces everything that typically wears out in one go, getting your hitch back to working like it should.

What You’re Getting

• Complete assembly with all internal components pre-installed and adjusted
• R-version construction features reinforced mounting points and heavier-duty threads
• Precision-matched components eliminate the guesswork of mixing old and new parts
• Direct replacement design installs without modifications or special tools
• Pre-set factory adjustments get you close to proper settings right away

Built for Real Farm Work

These New Holland T6030, T6050, and T60 series tractors are workhorses that handle everything from cultivation and planting to hay operations and loader work. Whether you’re running a heavy disc, pulling planting equipment, or operating implements that need to stay perfectly level for quality results, a properly functioning leveling box makes all the difference. When multiple components start wearing out together—which they usually do—replacing the complete assembly saves time and gets everything working in harmony again.

Made to Last

This R-version assembly incorporates improvements based on common failure points in original equipment. The mounting brackets are reinforced where stress cracks typically develop, adjustment mechanisms use stronger threads that resist stripping, and all wear points get upgraded materials. It’s built to handle the loads these modern tractors put on their 3-point systems while maintaining smooth, precise adjustment throughout its working life.

Installation Notes

Remove your old leveling box as a complete unit after safely supporting any attached implements. The new assembly goes in as one piece with all adjustments pre-set to factory specs. Start with the adjustment centered for your most common implement width, then fine-tune from there. Since everything’s matched and pre-assembled, you won’t have to worry about getting component relationships right—it all works together from day one.