John Deere Feller Buncher Loader parts list
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444L/P, 524K/L/P, 544G/K/L/P, 644G/J/K/L/P/X, 724K/L/P, 744K/L/P/X, 824K/L/P/X, 844K/L/P/X, 904P/X, 605K, 655K/P, 755K/P |
Z-Bar Pivot Pin Seal |
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T352828 |
$22.00
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644G/J/K/L/P/X, 724J/K/L/P, 744J/K/L/P/X, 824J/K/L/P/X, 844J/K/L/P/X, 904P/X, 655K/P, 755K/P, 753J, 753JH, 759J, 759JH |
Loader Bucket Link Bushing |
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T224794 |
$28.00
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Replacement linkage bushings and pivot pin seals for John Deere loader-style linkage. The bucket link bushing fits the 753J, 753JH, 759J, and 759JH tracked feller bunchers.
Fits Models At A Glance
- 753 Series: 753J, 753JH
- 759 Series: 759J, 759JH
Key Notes
- Part Types: Bucket link bushings and Z-bar pivot pin seals
- Application: Linkage pivot points where pins, bushings, and seals wear under heavy cycling
- Fitment: Varies by part, so match the original John Deere part number before ordering
- Source: Aftermarket replacement parts built to match the original linkage components
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- ✅ Parts team knows John Deere forestry equipment
- ✅ Fast shipping from Louisiana and Ohio locations
- ✅ Part number matching for accurate linkage fitment
Frequently Asked Questions
What bucket link bushing fits a John Deere 753J feller buncher?
Broken Tractor offers bucket link bushing T224794, which is listed for the John Deere 753J. Compare it to the part number on your old bushing or in your parts book before ordering.
Is the 753JH bushing the same as the 753J bushing?
Yes. Bushing T224794 is listed for the 753J, 753JH, 759J, and 759JH. Fitment can depend on serial number, so confirm the original part number or call (800) 909-7060 before ordering.
How do I know if feller buncher linkage bushings are worn?
Worn linkage bushings usually show up as extra play or slop at the pivot points and uneven wear on the pins. Replacing the bushings early helps protect the pins and the linkage bores.
Should I replace pivot pin seals when replacing linkage bushings?
Many owners replace the seals at the same time because the joint is already apart. The seals keep grease in and dirt out, which helps new bushings last longer.
