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Front Axle Top Arm Pin for John Deere 40 Series Tractors

Original price was: $19.82.Current price is: $11.03.

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When you’re noticing that clunking noise from up front or feeling some slop in your steering, chances are your front axle top arm pin is crying for help. This little pin takes a beating every day—supporting the weight of your tractor, handling all that pivoting motion as you work uneven ground, and dealing with the constant stress of loader work or field operations. A worn pin doesn’t just make noise; it creates dangerous play that affects your steering and can lead to expensive damage down the road.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-machined pin designed specifically for John Deere 40 series tractors
  • Heat-treated steel construction that resists wear from constant pivoting and heavy loads
  • Exact replacement that restores tight front-end control without modifications
  • Proper dimensions that work with existing bushings and mounting hardware

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin is engineered for the demanding conditions your 1640, 1840, or 2040 faces every day. Whether you’re running a loader, pulling implements through tough ground, or navigating tight spaces around the farmyard, your front axle components need to handle serious abuse while keeping you safe and in control.

Made to Last

This isn’t just any piece of steel rod. The pin is manufactured to John Deere’s exacting standards with heat treatment that creates a hard wearing surface while maintaining the core toughness needed to resist bending under load. The precise machining ensures it works smoothly with your existing bushings for years of reliable service.

Good to Know

Installing this pin requires supporting the front axle properly and driving out the old worn pin—often easier said than done after years of service. Here’s a tip from the shop: penetrating oil and patience beat brute force every time. While you’re in there, it’s smart to inspect the bushings too. A new pin in worn bushings is throwing money away, so consider replacing both together for the best results.