When your rolling cultivator starts developing that loose, sloppy feel in the spider gangs, it’s usually these little pivot bushings that have worn out. These hardworking bushings are what let the spider assemblies move freely while keeping everything tight and controlled. Without good bushings, your gangs get wobbly, your cultivation depth suffers, and you’re looking at uneven stands and poor weed control.
What You’re Getting
- Precision-sized bushing that restores tight tolerances in your spider gang pivot points
- Durable construction that handles the constant flexing and pivoting of field work
- Smooth operation that lets gangs follow ground contours without binding
- Direct replacement that fits AgSmart rolling cultivator assemblies
Built for Real Farm Work
This pivot bushing is designed for AgSmart rolling cultivator spider gangs, the kind you’ll find on specialty cultivation equipment used for row crops like corn, soybeans, and vegetables. Whether you’re running a Lilliston-style cultivator through corn stubble or working clean fields with precision cultivation, these bushings handle the constant movement and stress that comes with following changing ground contours while maintaining proper gang angle.
Made to Last
Cultivation puts serious stress on pivot points – dirt, debris, and constant flexing work to wear out bushings fast. This replacement is built with materials that resist wear while maintaining the smooth operation your spider gangs need to do their job right. The precise dimensions keep things tight without binding up when you hit rough spots or work in sticky conditions.
Good to Know
Replacing pivot bushings typically means taking apart the gang assembly, so it’s smart to inspect all the wear points while you’re there. Check for worn pivot pins, loose bolts, or cracked mounting points. A little grease on assembly helps everything work smoothly and extends bushing life. If one gang is worn, the others probably aren’t far behind – consider doing them all at once to save time later.
