Levelling Box Knuckle for Massey Ferguson 3-Point Hitch Systems – 3/4 and 7/8 Bore

Description

When you’re setting up implements on your three-point hitch and things just won’t level out right, chances are your levelling box knuckle has seen better days. This critical little component connects your lift arms to the levelling box system, giving you the adjustment range you need to keep plows running at the right depth, cultivators working evenly, and mowers cutting level across uneven ground.

Key Features

• Available in both 3/4-inch and 7/8-inch bore sizes to match your tractor’s specifications
• Heavy-duty construction stands up to the constant stress and movement of three-point operation
• Smooth articulation allows proper implement positioning even on rough terrain
• Direct replacement part – no modifications or adapters needed for proper installation
• Quality materials resist wear and maintain tight tolerances for reliable operation

Built for Real Farm Work

This knuckle fits an impressive range of Massey Ferguson tractors, from the reliable 65 series utility tractors all the way up through the larger 1000 series machines. Whether you’re running a compact 165 for hay work or pulling heavy implements with a 590, this part helps your three-point system work the way it should. It’s designed for the real-world conditions where tractors spend their time – dusty fields, rocky ground, and long days under load.

Made to Last

Farm equipment components need to handle stress that would break lesser parts. This knuckle is built from quality steel that can take the constant flexing, pressure changes, and impacts that come with three-point hitch operation. The precision machining ensures smooth movement while maintaining the tight fit needed for accurate implement control.

Installation Notes

Most operators can swap this knuckle with basic shop tools and a little grease for the threads. Check your current knuckle’s bore size before ordering – some tractors use 3/4-inch while others need 7/8-inch depending on the specific model and year. While you’ve got things apart, it’s a good time to inspect the rest of your levelling box components for wear.