Joint Tie Rod for Kubota M5400DT-N M4700DT M5400DT M5700DTN MX5000DT MX5100DT
Joint Tie Rod for Kubota M5400DT-N M4700DT M5400DT M5700DTN MX5000DT MX5100DT
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Joint Tie Rod for Kubota
This joint tie rod is a direct replacement steering component for select Kubota tractors, restoring precise linkage between steering arms for dependable control. It serves as a robust steering joint tie rod for Kubota models M5400DT-N, M4700DT, M5400DT, M5700DTN, MX5000DT, and MX5100DT. This steering tie rod for Kubota ensures solid articulation and minimal play in the front axle assembly.
Overview
This joint tie rod for Kubota is a critical steering linkage part that connects the steering arm to the wheel hub, transmitting input for accurate turns. It is engineered for tractors in the M and MX series, offering a direct fit for multiple models. This joint tie rod for Kubota is built to handle the repeated stress of field and loader work.
Built For Performance
- Precision-formed rod ends provide tight, responsive steering control
- Heat-treated steel construction resists bending and wear
- Threaded adjuster allows for correct toe-in alignment
- Includes protective grease fitting for extended joint life
- Rust-resistant coating for longevity in outdoor conditions
Fits These Machines
- for Kubota M5400DT-N
- for Kubota M4700DT
- for Kubota M5400DT
- for Kubota M5700DTN
- for Kubota MX5000DT
- for Kubota MX5100DT
On-The-Job Use
- Steering linkage repair on compact utility tractors
- Loader and mowing applications requiring frequent turning
- Replacement for worn or bent tie rod ends during front axle service
- Restoring safe, predictable handling on older Kubota models
Specs At A Glance
| Type | Joint Tie Rod |
| Part Number(s) | M5400DT-N, M4700DT, M5400DT, M5700DTN, MX5000DT, MX5100DT |
Good To Know
Q: Will this joint tie rod fit my Kubota M5700DTN?A: Yes, this part is designed for the M5700DTN model, as well as several other M and MX series tractors listed. Confirm your tractor's serial number for exact compatibility.
Q: What does a worn tie rod cause?A: A worn tie rod creates loose steering, uneven tire wear, and vague handling. Replacing it restores precise control and safety.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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