897658M92

If you've been wrestling with getting your implements level on your early MF 35 or 135, you know how frustrating it can be to manually adjust those side links every time you switch attachments. Getting your three-point hitch dialed in perfectly makes all the difference between fighting your equipment and having it work smoothly all day long. This old-type leveling box assembly takes the guesswork out of implement adjustment, giving you quick and precise control right from the tractor seat. What You're Getting Old type design with 435mm length specifically for early model tractors - fits where the later units won't Adjusts from 475mm to 575mm, handling everything from compact cultivators to larger plows Quick-adjust mechanism that saves your back and cuts setup time between implements Heavy-duty construction built to handle the stress of field operations year after year UNC thread connections for secure mounting that won't work loose Built for Real Farm Work This leveling box is designed for the early Massey Ferguson 35 and 135 tractors - the reliable workhorses that have been handling mixed farming operations for decades. These versatile utility tractors are commonly used for plowing, disking, mowing, baling, and light construction work. Whether you're running a rotary cutter through pastures, pulling cultivation equipment, or operating a box blade for gravel work, this assembly ensures your implements stay level and work properly. Made to Last Farm equipment gets no mercy, and three-point hitch components see some of the toughest duty on the tractor. This leveling box is built with robust construction that handles the constant adjustment cycles, vibration, and loads that come with implement work. The precision-made components keep working smoothly season after season, maintaining proper adjustment even under demanding conditions. Good to Know This is specifically the old type assembly for early tractors - late models use the longer 570mm unit. Installation is straightforward with basic tools, but make sure to torque everything properly and keep the adjustment mechanism lubricated. A quick tip: when switching implements frequently, mark your common settings on the adjustment range so you can get back to the right spot quickly.