Description
When your Ford tractor’s three-point hitch starts feeling sloppy or you notice uneven implement lift, a worn hydraulic lift shaft bushing is often the culprit. This little bronze bushing sits inside the lift mechanism and takes all the stress from raising and lowering heavy implements. When it wears out, you’ll get that loose, wobbly feeling that makes precision field work nearly impossible.
What You’re Getting
- Precision-machined bronze construction that handles heavy loads without wearing out quickly
- Exact dimensions of 2.5″ x 2.875″ x 2.6875″ for a perfect fit in your lift mechanism
- Self-lubricating properties that reduce friction and extend service life
- Direct replacement part that drops right in without modifications or special tools
- Quality materials that resist wear from the constant cycling of hydraulic operation
Built for Real Farm Work
This bushing fits a wide range of Ford New Holland tractors from the smaller 5000 series utility models up through the heavy-duty 7000 series row crop machines. Whether you’re running a finish mower, pulling a plow, or operating a heavy cultivator, this bushing handles the stress of lifting implements that can weigh thousands of pounds day after day.
Made to Last
Farm work means constant lifting, lowering, and adjusting implements, which puts tremendous stress on your hydraulic lift components. This bronze bushing is engineered to handle that punishment while maintaining the tight tolerances your three-point hitch needs for smooth operation. The self-lubricating properties mean less maintenance and longer life between replacements.
Good to Know
Replacing this bushing requires splitting the tractor to access the lift mechanism, so it’s a job for someone comfortable with major hydraulic work or your local shop. While you’ve got it apart, it’s smart to inspect the lift shaft itself for wear and replace other bushings in the system if they’re showing their age. Fresh hydraulic fluid after reassembly helps everything work smoothly.
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