Description

When your three-point hitch starts feeling loose or your implements don’t hold their position like they used to, chances are good this little bushing has worn out. The load control draft link bushing might be small, but it plays a big role in keeping your John Deere’s three-point system working smoothly. Without it, you’ll notice excessive play in the draft sensing linkage, which means your implements won’t track properly and your draft control won’t work the way it should.

What You’re Getting

Precision-fit bushing that eliminates play in your draft control linkage
Restores proper three-point hitch operation and draft sensing accuracy
Direct replacement part that fits like the original factory component
Built to handle the constant movement and stress of field operations

Built for Real Farm Work

This bushing fits a wide range of John Deere utility and row-crop tractors including the 1350, 1550, 1750, and 1850 from the 50 series, plus the 2030 and 3030 from the 30 series, and the 2040 and 3040 from the 40 series. Whether you’re running a compact rig for hay work or a bigger machine for row crop farming, this bushing keeps your three-point system operating the way John Deere designed it.

Made to Last

Draft control components see a lot of action every time you raise, lower, or adjust your implements. This replacement bushing is manufactured to the same specs as the original, using materials that can handle the constant pivoting and pressure changes that come with three-point hitch operation. It’ll keep working season after season through all the bumps and vibration of real farm work.

Good to Know

Installing this bushing typically requires some disassembly of the draft control linkage, so it’s a good time to inspect the other components while you’re in there. A little grease on the new bushing during installation helps it seat properly and extends its life. If your draft control hasn’t been working right, replacing this bushing often solves the problem and gets your three-point system back to responding like it should.