Spigot Shaft Bushing for Ford New Holland TM Series Tractors

Description

If you’re hearing grinding noises in the transmission or feeling vibration through the cab that wasn’t there before, it’s time to check this little bushing. The spigot shaft bushing might be small, but when it wears out on your TM series tractor, you’ll know it – and so will anyone standing nearby when you fire her up. This bushing provides critical support for rotating shafts in the transmission system, keeping everything aligned and running smooth.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-manufactured bronze or steel construction that handles the constant rotation and load
• Exact fit dimensions that eliminate the play causing vibration and premature wear
• Proper hardness that provides long service life without seizing or excessive wear
• Direct replacement – no modifications or special tools needed for installation

Built for Real Farm Work

Your TM series tractor – whether it’s a compact TM115 or the bigger TM190 – puts serious power through the drivetrain when you’re pulling chisel plows, running large balers, or pushing silage. These are the mid-size workhorses that handle everything from hay operations to row crop farming. When transmission bushings wear out, you lose efficiency and risk expensive damage to shafts and gears.

Made to Last

This isn’t some generic bearing from the hardware store – it’s engineered specifically for the loads and speeds your TM transmission handles. The material is selected to provide the right balance of wear resistance and lubrication properties. It’ll handle the heat buildup from heavy work and the shock loads that come with real farming.

Good to Know

Installation typically requires splitting the transmission case, so it’s a job most folks tackle during winter maintenance or when doing other transmission work. While you’re in there, it’s smart to inspect other bushings and seals since they all work in the same environment. Check your transmission fluid level and condition – metal particles in the oil are a sure sign other components need attention.