Description

If you’ve ever fought with sloppy three-point hitch arms that won’t hold position or a front loader that feels like it’s got a mind of its own, worn linkage pins and bushes are likely the culprit. That play in your connections isn’t just annoying—it’s costing you precision, wearing out other parts faster, and could even be dangerous. This pin and bush kit gives you the exact replacements you need to tighten things back up and get your equipment responding the way it should.

What You’re Getting

Heat-treated pins that won’t bend or wear out under heavy loads
Precisely matched bushings that restore tight tolerances without binding
Complete kit so you get both pin and bush together for proper fit
Multiple OEM cross-references that solve linkage problems across different John Deere systems

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit fixes the worn connection points in your John Deere’s mechanical systems—three-point hitch arms that won’t stay where you set them, loader boom pivots that have developed slop, steering linkages that feel loose, or any implement attachment point that’s gotten sloppy over the years. Whether you’re running tillage equipment that needs to track straight or using a loader for heavy lifting, tight linkages make all the difference in getting the job done right.

Made to Last

These aren’t hardware store substitutes. The pins are heat-treated to handle the side loads and stress that farm equipment dishes out, while the bushings are made with the right hardness to wear evenly without damaging the parts they connect. Everything’s made to match original specifications, so you get the smooth operation and long life you expect from quality components.

Good to Know

Always replace pins and bushes as a matched set—mixing new with worn just means you’ll be back under the tractor sooner. Clean out those mounting holes good before installation, and don’t forget to grease things up properly during assembly. If you find elongated holes or other damage while you’re in there, fix that too or your new parts won’t last like they should.