Description
If you’ve been hearing grinding or feeling vibration in your 4WD front end, chances are this little bush is worn out. When front differential input support bushes fail, you’ll notice rough engagement when shifting into 4WD, increased noise from the front axle, and that unsettling vibration through the steering wheel. This replacement bush eliminates those problems and gets your 4WD system back to smooth, reliable operation.
What You’re Getting
- Precise 99x90x72mm dimensions for perfect fit in your differential housing
- Oil-resistant materials that won’t break down from gear oil and hydraulic fluid exposure
- Heat-resistant construction handles the temperatures generated during heavy 4WD operation
- Heavy-duty design withstands the dynamic loads from engaging and disengaging 4WD
- Quality materials provide smooth rotation and reduce friction on moving parts
Built for Real Farm Work
This bush fits a wide range of Ford New Holland tractors from the compact 35 Series utility models up through the powerful TM Series row-crop machines. Whether you’re running a 4635 with a loader in soft ground, pulling a heavy disk with a 7840, or using a TS115 for harvest operations, reliable 4WD is essential when traction gets tough. These tractors see everything from muddy fields to steep hillsides where front wheel drive makes the difference between getting the job done and getting stuck.
Made to Last
This bush is manufactured to original equipment specifications using materials that handle the constant rotation and heavy loads your front differential dishes out. The oil-resistant compounds won’t deteriorate from exposure to gear oils, and the precision tolerances maintain proper clearances even after thousands of hours of operation. Quality construction means fewer breakdowns during critical farming seasons.
Installation Notes
Replacing this bush requires disassembly of the front differential housing, so it’s typically a job for your mechanic or someone with serious tractor experience. Always replace bushes in pairs to maintain balanced operation, and this is a perfect time to check your differential oil level and condition. Pro tip: if you’re doing this work, inspect the input shaft for wear—a worn shaft will quickly destroy a new bush.
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