This front axle bushing is the load-bearing interface between the axle beam and the steering knuckle on the host tractor. It maintains the correct angular alignment of the kingpin assembly, allowing the wheel to pivot smoothly during steering. Wear in this bushing produces a loose steering feel and uneven tire contact, which accelerates tread wear and reduces directional stability. The bushing is machined to the same interference fit as the original component, so it seats correctly in the axle bore without requiring shimming or reaming. On installation, ensure the bore is clean and free of burrs, and press the bushing in squarely to avoid distortion.
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