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Adjustable Levelling Box for Case IH 55 /56 Series Tractors

Original price was: $324.70.Current price is: $240.17.

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When you’re trying to get your plow to run level or your cultivator to work at the right depth, the levelling box is what makes all the difference. This adjustable component sits between your tractor’s three-point hitch arms and lets you fine-tune the working angle of whatever implement you’re pulling. When it’s adjusted right, your equipment works the way it should—when it’s not, you’ll be fighting it all day long.

What You’re Getting

  • Adjustable design lets you dial in the perfect working angle for any implement
  • Heavy-duty construction built to handle the stress of field work and constant adjustments
  • Direct replacement that fits like the original—no modifications needed
  • Smooth adjustment mechanism that won’t bind up when you need to make changes

Built for Real Farm Work

This levelling box works with Case IH 55 and 56 series tractors, including the 955, 1055, 956, 956 XL, 1056, and 1056 XL models. These are solid utility tractors that handle everything from loader work to cultivation, hay operations to general farm chores. Whether you’re running a disc, pulling a cultivator, or hooking up a rotary cutter, this levelling box gives you the control you need.

Made to Last

Farm life is tough on equipment, and three-point components take their share of abuse. This levelling box is built with quality materials and precision threads that hold up to years of adjustments and field vibration. The robust construction means it’ll keep working smoothly even after thousands of hours of operation.

Installation Notes

Before you pull the old one off, measure where it’s currently set so you can start the new one in the same ballpark. Clean the threads and mounting points, and put a little anti-seize compound on the threads—you’ll thank yourself later when you need to make adjustments. Set it at mid-range initially so you have room to go either direction depending on what you’re pulling.