Lower Linkage Bush for John Deere 6000, 6010, 6020, 6030 and 7000 Series Tractors

Description

When your John Deere starts acting sloppy during three-point hitch operation—maybe your implements drift sideways or won’t stay put where you positioned them—worn lower linkage bushes are often the culprit. These small but critical bushes eliminate the play that causes poor implement control, accelerated wear, and potential safety hazards, restoring tight, precise connections throughout your three-point system. Don’t let sloppy hitch connections turn precise field work into guesswork.

What You’re Getting

• Heat-treated construction that resists wear while maintaining precise dimensions for smooth operation
• Engineered fit between components that allows smooth movement while minimizing play
• Direct replacement for original equipment—no modifications needed
• Materials specifically chosen for the high-stress environment of agricultural linkages

Built for Real Farm Work

These bushes work in the three-point hitch systems where your implements connect to the tractor’s lower lift arms. Whether you’re running a heavy chisel plow that needs to track straight, operating a cultipacker that requires consistent ground contact, or using a finish mower where precise positioning matters, these bushes provide the tight connection points that keep everything working as it should.

Made to Last

The bushes feature the correct hardness to provide long wear life without damaging mating components, while pins are heat-treated to resist bending and wear. They’re designed to handle the constant stress of three-point operation—lifting heavy implements, working over rough ground, and dealing with the side loads that come with real farm work.

Installation Notes

Always replace pins and bushes as a set since mixing new and worn components accelerates wear, and apply appropriate grease during assembly for smooth operation and wear prevention. Clean mounting holes thoroughly before installation and check for elongated or damaged holes that require repair. Proper fit is critical—forcing oversized components or accepting loose fits leads to rapid failure.