Levelling Box Assembly for John Deere 8000 and 8010 Series Tractors

Description

When your three-point hitch won’t hold level anymore or you’re fighting to get your disc harrow, cultivator, or chisel plow working at the right angle, it’s usually this assembly that’s worn out. The levelling box is the workhorse that lets you fine-tune your implement’s position and keeps it there, even when conditions change. Nothing’s more frustrating than having your equipment constantly drifting out of adjustment when you’ve got acres to cover.

What You’re Getting

• Complete assembly that controls three-point implement leveling and angle adjustment
• Adjustable design that accommodates different implement requirements and field conditions
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle the constant stress of field operations
• Direct replacement for worn factory units – fits like the original equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This assembly works with John Deere 8000 and 8010 series tractors – the big iron that handles serious row-crop and tillage work. These powerful machines run everything from 12-row planters to wide cultivators and heavy disc rippers. The levelling box is what gives you precise control over implement angle, whether you’re trying to get uniform cultivation depth or keeping a chisel plow running at the right attack angle for your soil conditions.

Made to Last

Field work puts tremendous stress on three-point components, especially when you’re pulling heavy implements through varying soil conditions. This assembly is engineered to handle those loads without developing the play and binding that makes fine adjustments impossible. The robust internal components work together to maintain accuracy throughout the adjustment range, season after season.

Good to Know

Before installation, measure your current levelling box setting so you can start the new one in a similar position. Clean all mounting points thoroughly and check that your three-point linkage moves freely. If you’ve been compensating for a worn levelling box by adjusting other components, you’ll want to reset everything to proper specifications once the new assembly is installed.