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John Deere Tractor Bushing

John Deere plain bushings feature a simplistic design for easy installation and minimal maintenance The lightweight build effectively manages radial loads and ensures smooth rotation with low friction Specifications - Length: 0.41 inch (10.5 mm), Outer Diameter: 0.47 inch (12 mm), Internal Diameter: 0.26 inch (6.7 mm) Fits On 6E-1204P 6E-1404P 6E-1404PL 6E-1504PL 6J-1704 6J-1904 6M-1654 6M-1854 6M-2104 6R 110 6R 120 6R 130 6R 140 6R 145 6R 150 6R 155 6R 165 6R 175 6R 185 6R 195 6R 215 6R 230 6R 250 6R 2304 210 G 210 P 210K 210K EP 210L 210L EP 210LJ

John Deere 5045D-5725 Replacement Tractor Bushing R217605 1404-1015

‎Complete Tractor Item Weight ‎14.4 ounces Product Dimensions ‎7 x 7 x 2.3 inches Item model number ‎1404-1015 Description: Bushing Compatible with/Replacement for John Deere: R217605Replacement for:John Deere: 5045D, 5045E, 5050E, 5055D, 5055E, 5060E, 5065E, 5065M, 5070M, 5075E, 5075M, 5078E, 5080M, 5083E, 5085E, 5085M, 5090E, 5090EH, 5090EL, 5090M, 5093E, 5095M, 5095MH, 5100M, 5103, 5105, 5105M, 5105ML, 5115M, 5115ML, 5203, 5205, 5225, 5303, 5310, 5325, 5403, 5410, 5415, 5420, 5425, 5503, 5520, 5525, 5615, 5625, 5715, 5725

Spindle Bushing fits John Deere 820 830 1020 1030 1120 1130 1520 1530 1630

Compatible with John Deere Articulated Truck(s) 1850 Compatible with John Deere Backhoe Loader(s) 1550 Compatible with John Deere Combine(s) 2240 Compatible with John Deere Tractor(s) 820, 830, 940, 1020, 1030, 1040, 1120, 1130, 1140, 1520, 1530, 1550, 1630, 1750, 1850, 1950, 2020, 2030, 2040, 2120, 2150, 2155, 2250, 2255 (Swept Back), 2350 (Lowprofile), 2355 (Mid-Hi Axle), 2440, 2555 (Mid-Hi Axle), 2630, 2640, 2755 (Mid-Hi Axle) Compatible with John Deere UTV(s) 2020 Replaces John Deere OEM Number(s) T21539

NCA3110A Fits Ford Tractor Lower Spindle Bushing 8N 9N 2N NAA 600 700 800 900

One New Aftermarket Replacement Spindle Bushing Fits Ford/New Holland Tractor models: 1811, 2000, 2000 (4 Cyl. 62-64), 2110, 2120, 2150, 2300, 230A, 231, 2310, 233, 234, 2600, 2600V, 2610, 2810, 2910, 3000, 3055, 3110, 3120, 3150, 3300, 3310, 333, 3330Models This Part Fits: 700, 3910R, 4110O, 2600V, 4140, 801, 2610, 1811, 661, 621, 630, 800, 3910V, 2110 ID 1.350" Material Steel OD 1.480" Width 1.500" Reference Numbers: 83928345, NCA3110A, 81717392, 83928345, 947E3110B, 957E3110B, NCA3110A

L76471 - Bushing for John Deere Tractors

John Deere® Tractors - 6100D, 6100E, 6105D, 6105E, 6105EH, 6105M, 6105R, 6110, 6110D, 6110E, 6110L, 6110M, 6110R, 6115D, 6115E, 6115M, 6115R, 6120, 6120E, 6120EH, 6120L, 6120M, 6120R, 6125D, 6125E, 6125M, 6125R, 6130D, 6130E, 6130M, 6130R, 6135E, 6140D, 6140J, 6140M, 6140R, 6145M, 6145R, 6150M, 6150R, 6150RH, 6155J, 6155M, 6155MH, 6155R, 6155RH, 6170M, 6200, 6200L, 6210, 6210L, 6215Specifications Outside Diameter 2.224" Inside Diameter 2.028" Width 2.057" OEM Reference Number: L76471

John Deere	Engine	Transmission	New Holland	Engine	Tractor Categories
6E-1204	PowerTech™ PWX 4045	12×4 DC TSS (30K)、18×6 DC TSS (30K)	WORKMASTER™ 25S Sub-Compact	3TNV80F	Compact Tractors
6E-1404	PowerTech™ PWX 4045	12×4 DC TSS (30K)、18×6 DC TSS (30K)	WORKMASTER™ Compact Series	S3L2
6E-1004	PowerTech™ PWX 4045	12×4 DC TSS (30K) 12×4 DC TSS (35K+)	Boomer™ Compact Series	L3C19-T5 L3C19-T4 L3C19-T3 L3C19-T2 L3C19-T1
6E-1204-P	PowerTech™ PWX 4045	12×4 DC TSS (30K) 24×8 WC Hi/Lo (30K) 24×12 WC HLPR (30K)	Compact Tractors
6M-1654	PowerTech™ PVX 6068	Transmission 16×16 30K	T5 Series		Utility Tractors
6M-1854	PowerTech™ PVX 6068	Transmission 16×16 30K	PowerStar™ Series
6M-2104	PowerTech™ PVX 6068	16×16 30K, 20×20 40K	WORKMASTER™ 95, 105 and 120
6R-2304	PowerTech™ PSS 6068	IVT Transmission	WORKMASTER™ Utility 55 – 75 Series
8R-2304	PowerTech™ PVS 6090	16×4 Transmission	WORKMASTER™ Utility 50 – 70 Series
8R-2704	PowerTech™ PVS 6090	16×4 Transmission	Utility Tractors
8R-3004	PowerTech™ PVS 6090	16×4 Transmission	T9 Series	Cursor 13	Agricultural Tractors
8R 370	9.0 L PowerTech™ PSS	e23TM Transmission	GENESIS® T8 Series	Cursor 9
8R 410	9.0 L PowerTech™ PSS	e23™ PowerShift™Transmission；23×11	T7 Series
9R 390	John Deere PowerTech™ 13.6L	e18™ PowerShift™ Transmission；18×6	T6 Series	NEF
9R 440	John Deere PowerTech™ 13.6L	e18™ PowerShift™ Transmission；18×6	T6.180 Methane Power	NEF6.7NG
9R 490	PowerTech™ JD14	e18™ PowerShift	TS6 Series II	NEF

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The Ultimate Guide to Tractor Bushings: Different Types, How to Take Care of Them, and OEM Solutions

What are tractor bushings?

Tractor bushings aren’t the most interesting parts of farm equipment, but they are necessary for the machine to work smoothly and efficiently. These small but important elements cut down on friction, absorb shocks, and keep moving or sliding parts from getting worn out. Bushings that last a long time and work well are important on farms since machines have to deal with dirt, dust, large loads, and frequent vibration. Bushings are very important for keeping things running smoothly and increasing production. They are used in everything from transmission systems to implement joints. This article covers all the information you need about tractor bushings, such as the many varieties, their uses, how to care for them, and where to find high-quality OEM parts.

Different kinds of tractor bushings and what they are used for

There are many different kinds of tractor bushings, each made of different materials and designed for different jobs and situations. To choose the proper bushing for your equipment, you need to know what these possibilities are.

Bush Bearings

Description: Simple cylindrical sleeves constructed of bronze, cast iron, hardwoods, or steel tubes.

Uses: Great for situations where there is a lot of weight and not much speed, like conventional cart axles and pivot points in tools. For example, bronze bushings are self-lubricating and work well in dusty environments. On the other hand, hardwood bushes (such oil-soaked wood) are a cheap option for light-duty uses.

Pros: easy to change, cheap, and good for shafts with big diameters.

Tapered Bushings

Description: Conical sleeves that hold parts like gears or pulleys to shafts.

Uses: These are often used in power transmission systems, like tractor PTOs (Power Take-Off shafts) and drive assemblies. For example, the OPTIBELT TB series does a great job of attaching parts to shafts.

Pros: They fit tightly, cut down on vibration, and make installation easier.

Bush Gears for Transmission

Description: Diffusion-alloyed steel powder metallurgy (PM) bushings.

Uses: These are used as low-speed gears (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and reverse) in tractor transmissions. These bushings connect the coupling assembly and the main drive shaft. They are very precise and don’t wear out easily.

Benefits: They are light, lower the cost of assembly, and do not need to be broached.

Bushings Made of Composites

Description: Made of polymers, ceramics, or self-lubricating composites.

Applications: Good for places where corrosion, dampness, or chemicals are a problem. In Zambia and Tanzania, for instance, PVC or nylon bushes are used for cart bearings, but their strength varies.

Benefits: They don’t rust, are light, and don’t need much care.

Bushings for Heavy-Duty Tools

Description: Strong bushings constructed of Mn13Cr2 steel or wear-resistant alloys.

Uses: Very important for parts that have to handle a lot of stress, such excavator teeth (hook teeth), crusher plates, and grader blades. These bushings can handle rough materials and strong impacts in mining and construction attachments.

Pros: Very strong and resistant to bending.

Bushings are important parts of tractors that do a lot of things

Bushings are everywhere in tractors and the tools that go with them. Here are some common places where they are used:

Transmission Systems: Bush gears make sure that power and shifting happen smoothly.

Implement Joints: Bushings help plows, harvesters, and loaders move by reducing friction between metal parts.

Bush bearings support spinning axles, which is especially important for traditional carts and trailers.

Cylinder pins and linkage joints in hydraulic systems require bushings to keep things in line when there is pressure.

Mounts for the engine and accessories: keep vibrations from spreading and protect parts from shock loads.

How to Tell if Your Bushings Are Worn Out: Signs and Diagnosis

Regular checks can help keep things from breaking down unexpectedly. These are signs that the bushing is worn:

Too much play or movement: Loose fittings in joints or links are a sign of wear.

Weird Noises: Squeaking, grinding, or clunking sounds coming from the connections between tools.

Damage that can be seen: cracks, rust, or distortion on the surfaces of the bushings. For example, in Zambia, worn wooden bushes caused wheels to wobble and hubs to wear out faster.

Less Performance: When pedals or levers are hard to use, it’s usually because the bushings have worn down and caused friction.

Grease leaking around seals is a sign that the bushing seal has failed.

Tip: When doing seasonal maintenance, inspect the bushings in places that get a lot of stress, like brake linkages and three-point hitches.

A Buyer’s Guide to Choosing the Right Bushing

When choosing the right bushing, you need to think about how it will be used and the surroundings.

Requirements for Load and Speed

For high-load, low-speed applications, use bush bearings made of cast iron or bronze.

For high-speed parts, taper bushings or PM steel transmission bushes are best.

Conditions in the Environment

In dusty or rough environments, use bushings that are sealed or self-lubricating, including those made of composite materials.

Wet or Corrosive Settings: Bushings made of stainless steel or polymer don’t rust or become damaged by chemicals.

Things to think about when it comes to materials

Metal Bushings: Can handle a lot of weight, however they may need to be oiled often.

Composite bushings can lubricate themselves and resist corrosion, but they have lower load limits.

Customization and OEM Requirements

Choose suppliers who can give you personalized solutions. For example, Harcourt makes specialized bushings for mining and marine use in very harsh circumstances.

Taking care of How to Make Bushings Last Longer

Lubrication on a regular basis: To cut down on friction, use good oil on fittings. Don’t put too much oil on things, as this can attract dirt.

Regular Inspections: Look for wear and tear before and after busy farming seasons.

Cleanliness: To avoid wear and tear, keep the surfaces of the bushings clear of debris.

Timely Replacement: To make sure the performance is balanced, replace bushings in pairs (for example, on both sides of an axle).

Use Real Parts: OEM bushings make sure that everything works together and is reliable.

Why should you buy from professional bushing makers?

Reputable companies like Harcourt and Fuwa Engineering offer:

Quality Assurance: Production that meets ISO standards, as ISO/TS16949 for Fuwa.

Advanced Materials: Use of wear-resistant alloys and precise coatings.

Custom Solutions: Designs made just for certain types of equipment and working situations.

Global Support: Help with logistics and technical issues.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tractor Bushings

What materials work best for tractor bushings that have to hold a lot of weight?

Bronze or cast iron is best for large loads, while composites work best in places where they will be exposed to corrosion.

How often do I need to change the bushings on my tractor?

Check every 500 hours of use and replace if the wear is more than what the manufacturer allows.

Can I use generic bushings instead of OEM parts?

Bushings that aren’t brand-name may not last as long. Always check part numbers against each other to be sure they fit and can hold the weight.

What makes bushings break too soon?

Not enough lubrication, pollution, or misalignment are all common culprits.

Do Chinese companies that make bushings have a good reputation?

Yes, a lot of ISO-certified companies make bushings that are of high quality and meet international requirements.

In conclusion, spend money on quality for long-term performance.

Tractor bushings are little, but they have a big effect on how well the machine works. Choosing the correct bushings and taking care of them can save time and money by cutting down on downtime and making things safer. When fixing up an old cart or updating a fleet, make sure that quality and compatibility come first. To keep your machines working properly, work with providers you can trust that offer technical assistance and unique solutions.

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