Three-Point Levelling Box for David Brown 800, 90, and 900 Series Tractors

Description

If you’ve ever tried to get a disc harrow cutting evenly or keep your box blade from digging deeper on one side, you know how critical proper implement adjustment is. A worn or damaged levelling box makes every job a battle, causing uneven work, premature implement wear, and that constant tweaking that never seems to get things quite right. This replacement levelling box restores the precise control your David Brown needs to keep implements working at their best.

What You’re Getting

• Fine-tune your implement’s working angle and maintain consistent depth for professional results
• Smooth adjustment action that won’t bind or stick when you need to make changes
• Direct replacement that fits your tractor’s three-point hitch without modifications
• Durable construction built to handle the constant adjustments farm work demands

Built for Real Farm Work

This levelling box fits the reliable David Brown 800 series utility tractors (880, 885), the versatile 90 series models (1190, 1290, 1390), and the capable 900 series machines (990, 995, 996). Whether you’re trying to get your disc harrow cutting evenly, keeping your box blade level, or adjusting your cultivator for proper soil penetration, these tractors handle everything from cultivation and hay work to general farm duties where implement precision matters.

Made to Last

Farm implements put constant stress on three-point components, especially the levelling box that takes the brunt of adjustment forces and field vibration. This replacement is built with quality materials and proper tolerances to handle years of regular adjustments without wearing out or seizing up when you need it most.

Good to Know

Before removing your old leveling box, measure its current setting so you can start with the new one in a similar position. Clean all mounting points thoroughly and apply anti-seize to the threads for easier future adjustments. Start with the adjustment at mid-range to give you movement in both directions, and keep those threads lubricated for smooth operation season after season.