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Technical measurements:- thread 3/4" UNC- (A) length min. 520 mm, max. 640 mm- (B) Ø 17 mm- (C) 48 mm- (D) Ø 16 mm- (E) 17 mmParts / Accessories:- lower part V4038- gear V1905- crank V4032- pin V1036- bearing V3999- screw part V4297/35- crosspiece V1015- left upper part F0537More information on compatibility:- tractor models MF 65, 135 and 765 short model- tractor model MF 135 reinforced lower part

Getting your three-point implements level shouldn't be a wrestling match. This levelling box assembly gives you quick, easy adjustment of your implement angle – no more crawling under equipment with wrenches trying to get that disc or cultivator sitting just right. One simple adjustment and you're back to making perfectly level passes. What You're Getting Complete levelling box assembly for precise implement control Adjusts from 520mm to 650mm for versatile positioning Heavy-duty construction handles the weight of large implements Smooth adjustment mechanism saves time switching between implements Direct replacement for worn or damaged factory units Built for Real Farm Work Your Ford 2000 or 3000 series tractor works with dozens of different implements throughout the year – from plows and discs to cultivators and box blades. Each one needs a different angle to work properly. This levelling box lets you quickly dial in the perfect position whether you're breaking new ground with a moldboard plow, finishing seedbeds with a disc, or grading your driveway with a box blade. These versatile Ford tractors are the do-everything machines on small to medium farms, and this part keeps them working efficiently. Made to Last The robust design stands up to the constant adjustments that come with switching implements regularly. Unlike worn units that bind up or won't hold position, this assembly moves smoothly and locks securely. The wide adjustment range accommodates everything from aggressive tillage angles to the precise leveling needed for finish work. Installation Notes Installation is straightforward but requires properly supporting the three-point arms during the swap. Clean and grease all pivot points while you have access. Check that the adjustment mechanism moves freely through its full range before putting it to work. Set your most-used implements first and note the positions – saves time during busy seasons.