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190xt Levelling Arms
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    Posted: 11 Jun 2026 at 4:01pm
Is there a replacement available for the 3pt levelling arms on these? Or has anybody had luck replacing with a universal/other make? They look fairly standard. I would prefer with the levelling crank as opposed to the centerlink style spinning tube. 

Previous owner welded the arms on mine so they no longer turn.


Edited by MadCow - 11 Jun 2026 at 4:04pm
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I got new ones for a D17. I think they are the same. I found them online somewhere but i dont remember where
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The old original design was fine threads of the screw and tube. After a few years of thread failure, they went with coarse threads. There is no mixing of the different parts, but as an assembly they will fit any tractor newer or older. Welded parts is a pretty sure indication the threads are stripped.
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The previous owner of my D12 welded/brazed a nut on the female part of the lift. Which tells me the female threads were stripped. Since you don’t know if the male or female threads (or both) are stripped it would be a gamble to try to salvage this and possibly cut new threads on the male piece and weld a nut on the female piece. It may be worth a try if you can’t find a suitable replacement.
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DJs tractor parts has them. Im dont know but i would think they could be found elsewhere
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Does anybody know the extended and collapsed length? I would guess most any leveling arm would work if the pin sizes were right and the travel length was right.
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