B1257

27210 Hend T/R Shaft Packaging Type : Box Part Number : 334-195 Part Type : Suspension - Axle Torque Rod Weight : 1.900000 Part number: 334-195 Cross Reference: VMRS : 016005028; GENERAL MOTORS : 15533674; PACCAR : SA1886; OTHER : 027210000, 027210-000, 03599, 095522, 09-5522, 124755R1, 13599, 27210, 27210000, 27210-000, 6010, B1257, B125755, B1257-55, E1353, E-1353, EB1257, EB-1257, HE1079, HN3161, HN-3161, M1737, M-1737, M4982, S3131, S-3131, SB1257, SB-1257, SB125755, SB-1257-55 Product Class: Suspension - Axle Torque Rod

You know that loose, wandering feeling when your Ford 2000 or 3000 starts acting like it's got a mind of its own? That sloppy steering and uneven tire wear isn't just annoying—it's dangerous when you're hauling a heavy load or working around buildings. This complete stub axle assembly kit brings back that solid, predictable steering feel your tractor had when it was new. What You're Getting Everything you need for both sides—pins, bushings, spacers, seals, and all the hardware Precision-machined components that restore proper front-end geometry Heavy-duty construction that handles years of loader work and field operations Quality seals that keep dirt and moisture from destroying your bearings Direct replacement design—no guesswork or modifications needed Built for Real Farm Work Your 2000 or 3000 series Ford might only be 35-55 horsepower, but it's probably the hardest-working tractor on your place. These machines handle everything from morning chores to evening hay work, and all that varied use puts serious stress on front-end components. Whether you're running a loader, pulling implements, or just moving around the farmyard, solid steering is critical for safe operation. Made to Last This kit uses the same quality materials and tolerances as the original Ford parts. The bearing surfaces are precision ground for long bearing life, and the seals are designed to handle temperature swings and constant flexing without leaking. These components are built to restore that tight, responsive steering feel that keeps you in control. Good to Know This is a job that needs proper tools—bearing pullers, presses, and jack stands. Plan on having your tractor down for most of a day, and work on level ground for safety. Even if only one side seems worn, replace both sides since they typically wear at similar rates. Pack those new bearings with quality grease before assembly, and don't forget to torque everything to spec.