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Right Hand Fork for Three Point Hitch Leveling Box System

Original price was: $31.40.Current price is: $16.66.

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When you’re hooking up implements and your three-point hitch won’t level properly, the problem is often a worn or bent fork in your leveling box assembly. If you’ve noticed your plow won’t sit level or your cultivator keeps digging deeper on one side, this right-hand fork can get your three-point system working like it should. Getting your three-point hitch dialed in perfectly makes all the difference between fighting your equipment and having it work smoothly all day long – the leveling box is what lets you fine-tune your implement’s working angle and maintain consistent depth.

What You’re Getting

  • Right-hand fork measuring 1-1/2″ across the fork end for proper fit in the leveling box
  • 14-1/2″ overall length that maintains correct three-point geometry
  • 3/4″ NC threaded end for secure adjustment without slipping under load
  • Heavy-duty construction that handles the stress of lifting and positioning heavy implements
  • Direct replacement that restores factory specifications to your hitch system

Built for Real Farm Work

These components work on popular Massey Ferguson models that handle diverse tasks on farms everywhere – from running a rotary cutter to pulling cultivation equipment. Whether you’re operating a disc harrow, box blade, or cultivator, this fork helps maintain the precise positioning that makes the difference between quality work and uneven results.

Made to Last

The UNC threading ensures smooth adjustment even under load, and the robust construction handles the stress of lifting and carrying heavy implements without bending or wearing prematurely. This isn’t a lightweight part that’ll fail when you need it most – it’s built to handle the constant flexing and adjustment that comes with three-point hitch operation.

Good to Know

Clean and inspect threads before assembly – damaged threads cause binding and premature wear. Set initial adjustment at mid-range to allow movement in either direction. If your old fork has been stuck for a while, a little penetrating oil on the threads makes removal easier. Measure your existing fork to confirm the 14-1/2″ length before ordering.