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Read articles →This is a hands-on install video showing how to replace a Kubota's factory turnbuckle with a Weaver's Compact Tractor Parts leveling box, priced at $237 with shipping. It covers removing the old turnbuckle, greasing zerk fittings, dealing with pin/washer fitment issues, marking a level reference point, and using a rock trick to tilt a 700-pound box blade. Best for owners considering this specific upgrade who want real installation snags and usage tips.
Appears to be an owner-operator documenting a DIY install on their own tractor, not a dealer or manufacturer channel.
Remove the quick release pin and cotter pin from the turnbuckle, wiggle it off, then install the leveling box, greasing both zerk fittings and adding washers as needed for pin fitment.
With shipping, it came to $237.
Yes, but for something over 700 pounds you need the rock trick: put a rock under one side, lower the three-point to the ground, then crank the handle to tilt it.
Check your top pin size; if it's 3/4 inch, a bronze bushing is included to bump it up to 7/8 inch, and a longer lower pin is also provided.
