Left Hand Front Axle Pivot Housing for New Holland 40 Series, 60 Series, TM and TSA Series Tractors

Description

When your tractor’s been bouncing through rough fields or you’ve been working steep ground with a loader, the front axle pivot housing takes a real beating. This is the sturdy foundation that houses the pivot mechanism letting your front axle move with the terrain while keeping everything lined up. If you’ve noticed play in the front end, unusual tire wear, or your tractor feeling loose on uneven ground, a worn pivot housing could be the culprit.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty cast construction built to handle the weight and stress of modern tractors
• Precision-machined pivot points for smooth axle movement over rough terrain
• Direct replacement for left-hand side – fits like the original New Holland part
• Proper bearing surfaces to support pivot components and prevent premature wear
• Quality materials that stand up to the constant flexing and loading of field work

Built for Real Farm Work

This pivot housing works on New Holland 40 Series tractors from the nimble 7840 up to the powerful 8340, along with 60 Series models, TM Series workhorses, and TSA Series tractors. These are serious machines used for everything from heavy tillage to loader work to road transport, and the front axle pivot system has to keep everything stable and aligned no matter what you’re doing.

Made to Last

The casting is engineered to handle tremendous loads while allowing smooth pivot action. The bearing surfaces are machined to precise tolerances so bushings and pins seat properly and wear evenly. This isn’t some lightweight aftermarket piece – it’s built to the same specs as the original housing that came on your tractor.

Installation Notes

Replacing a pivot housing is a significant job that requires lifting the front of the tractor and partially disassembling the front axle. While you’ve got things apart, it’s smart to inspect all the pivot pins, bushings, and seals – they often wear together. Make sure to properly torque all fasteners and check alignment before putting the tractor back to work.