When your steering starts feeling loose or you notice that front end wandering during field work, chances are your front axle pivot bushes have seen better days. This bush sits in high-stress locations where metal components pivot and rotate, preventing metal-on-metal contact that would quickly destroy expensive parts. A worn pivot bush doesn't just make steering feel sloppy—it can throw off your whole front end alignment and make precise work nearly impossible. What You're Getting 145mm inside diameter and 155mm outside diameter with 27.5mm width for exact OEM fit Durable construction that handles the constant pivoting and steering forces of farm work Direct replacement bush that restores tight, precise steering feel Quality materials that resist wear even under heavy loader use or rough field conditions Built for Real Farm Work This pivot bush fits Massey Ferguson tractors across multiple series—from the reliable 200 series workhorses like the 275, 290, and 298, up to the bigger 600 series machines including the 675 and 690, plus the 1000 series 1004 model. Whether you're running a compact utility tractor for chores around the farm or operating a larger row-crop machine, this bush keeps your front axle pivoting smoothly through years of steering cycles. Made to Last This bush's specific dimensions are critical for proper function. The inner diameter must fit the shaft precisely—too tight binds movement, too loose allows play. The outer diameter provides exact fit in the housing bore while maintaining proper wall thickness for durability. Built to handle the punishment that comes with farm life, from loader work to rough pastures. Installation Notes This is typically part of a front axle service job where you'll want to check the condition of related components like the axle pin and other bushings. It's always smart to replace both sides at the same time even if only one seems worn. Make sure the axle housing is clean and the bushings are properly seated. Professional installation is recommended since proper front end alignment is critical for safe operation.