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Piston Pin Bushing for Tractor Engine Rebuild and Repair

Original price was: $3.74.Current price is: $2.69.

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When you’re rebuilding an engine or addressing that annoying knock that’s been getting worse, this piston pin bushing is one of those small but critical parts that makes the difference between a solid repair and one you’ll be redoing next season. The piston pin bushing sits inside the connecting rod and takes all the stress of transferring power from the piston to the crankshaft, so when it wears out, you’ll know it by the sound and the way your engine starts losing power.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-manufactured bushing that restores proper clearance between the piston pin and connecting rod
  • TISCO quality construction built to handle the constant stress and heat of engine operation
  • Direct replacement that fits properly without machining or modifications
  • Durable materials that maintain oil clearances for proper lubrication

Built for Real Farm Work

This bushing is designed for tractor engines that work hard day after day. Whether you’re running a loader all morning, pulling heavy equipment through tough ground, or putting long hours on during harvest, your engine depends on these bushings to keep everything running smoothly. When they wear out, you get rod knock, oil pressure problems, and eventually catastrophic engine failure if left unchecked.

Made to Last

Engine rebuild parts need to hold up under extreme conditions – high temperatures, constant pressure changes, and the vibration that comes with heavy-duty operation. This bushing is manufactured to OEM specifications with the right materials and tolerances to provide years of reliable service once properly installed.

Installation Notes

Installing piston pin bushings requires engine disassembly and specialized tools for pressing and reaming to final size. This is typically part of a complete engine rebuild where you’ll want to check all your bearings, rings, and clearances at the same time. Most shops will hone or ream the bushing to achieve the proper oil clearance for your specific application.