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Tie Rod End TD030-13710 for Kubota L3830 L39 L3940 L4060 L4060HST L4400 L4400DT

Tie Rod End TD030-13710 for Kubota L3830 L39 L3940 L4060 L4060HST L4400 L4400DT

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Tie Rod End for Kubota L3830 L39 L3940 L4060 L4060HST L4400 L4400DT

This tie rod end (TD030-13710) is a direct replacement steering component for select Kubota tractors, restoring precise linkage between the steering gear and wheel hub.

Overview

This tie rod end for Kubota L3830, L39, L3940, L4060, L4060HST, L4400, and L4400DT models provides a reliable steering linkage connection. It replaces worn factory components to eliminate steering play and maintain accurate wheel alignment. The tie rod end for Kubota ensures your tractor responds predictably during loader work and field operations.

Built For Performance

  • Direct replacement design matches OEM dimensions for bolt-on installation
  • Heat-treated steel construction resists bending and fatigue under load
  • Precision threads accept standard castle nut and cotter pin for secure fastening
  • Sealed socket joint keeps dirt and moisture out for extended service life
  • Greaseable design allows routine lubrication to reduce wear

Fits These Machines

  • for Kubota L3830
  • for Kubota L39
  • for Kubota L3940
  • for Kubota L4060
  • for Kubota L4060HST
  • for Kubota L4400
  • for Kubota L4400DT

On-The-Job Use

  • Restores tight steering response when operating a loader with heavy buckets
  • Maintains straight-line tracking during transport on road or gravel
  • Eliminates front-end shimmy when mowing rough terrain
  • Supports reliable steering during backhoe work at low speeds

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) TD030-13710
Type Tie Rod End
Compatible Brands for Kubota

Q: Will this tie rod end fit my Kubota L3830 with a loader? A: Yes, this tie rod end is designed for the L3830 model and works with loaders since it maintains the same steering geometry as the original part.

Q: How do I know if my tie rod end is worn? A: Check for excessive play in the steering wheel, uneven tire wear, or a loose joint when lifting the front wheels. Replace the tie rod end if you feel any clunking or free play in the linkage.

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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