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Right Hand Leveling Box Screw Assembly for Three-Point Hitch Applications

Original price was: $82.69.Current price is: $44.51.

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When your three-point hitch won’t level properly or your implements keep tilting to one side, it’s usually that leveling box screw that’s worn out or bent. This is the part that lets you dial in the perfect angle for everything from disc harrows to box blades, and when it fails, you’ll know it right away. Nothing’s more frustrating than fighting a crooked cultivator or trying to get consistent depth from a harrow that won’t sit level.

What You’re Getting

  • Right-hand threaded screw assembly with 7/8-inch diameter shaft for solid strength
  • 18-3/8-inch overall length gives you the adjustment range needed for most implements
  • TISCO quality construction built to handle the stress of field work
  • Direct replacement design that threads right into your existing leveling box housing

Built for Real Farm Work

This screw assembly is designed for tractors with three-point hitch systems where precise implement leveling is critical. Whether you’re running cultivation equipment that needs to maintain consistent depth, disc harrows that must cut evenly across their width, or finishing implements like box blades that require perfect level for proper grading, this component gives you the fine adjustment control you need.

Made to Last

TISCO builds this leveling screw to handle the constant adjustment and heavy loads that come with farm work. The threads stay sharp and the shaft resists bending even when you’re pushing the limits with heavy implements or working in tough conditions.

Installation Notes

Before removing your old screw, mark or measure its current position so you can start with the new one in a similar setting. Clean out the leveling box threads and apply a bit of anti-seize compound to make future adjustments easier. The right-hand threads mean it tightens clockwise—just like most bolts you’re used to working with.