Three-Point Hitch Levelling Box Assembly for New Holland T7/T7000 Series and Case Puma Series

Description

Anyone who’s tried to get a disc harrow cutting evenly or keep a cultivator running at consistent depth knows how frustrating it is when your three-point hitch isn’t adjusted right. This levelling box assembly is what puts the precision back in your implement control, giving you the fine adjustments you need to make your equipment work the way it should instead of fighting it all day long.

What You’re Getting

• Fine-tune your implement’s working angle and maintain consistent depth across varying field conditions
• Heavy-duty construction that handles the stress and vibration of modern high-horsepower tractors
• Direct OEM replacement that restores factory precision to your three-point system
• Extended adjustment range accommodates different implements and compensates for wear in other hitch components
• Threaded design allows precise incremental adjustments for perfect implement positioning

Built for Real Farm Work

This assembly is designed for the powerhouse tractors that handle your biggest implements – the New Holland T7 and T7000 Auto Command series that run everything from wide cultivators to heavy disc harrows, plus the Case Puma series known for their versatility in tillage and field finishing work. These machines often work three-point implements that need hydraulic leveling or angle adjustment, especially tillage equipment that needs to stay level across slopes.

Made to Last

The robust construction maintains accuracy throughout the full adjustment range without developing play or binding. This isn’t some lightweight part that’ll wear out in a season – it’s built to handle the forces your hydraulic system puts on it when you’re lifting heavy implements or working in tough conditions.

Installation Notes

Clean and inspect threads before assembly since damaged threads cause binding and premature wear, then set initial adjustment at mid-range to allow movement in either direction. Before removing your old leveling box, measure its current setting so you can start with the new one in a similar position. A little anti-seize on the threads makes future adjustments much easier.