Used Tractor Rear Axle

Agricultural Tractor Rear Axle: Role and Components

On an agricultural tractor, the rear axle receives motion from the gearbox and transmits it to the rear wheels, while supporting much of the weight of the machine and the attached implement. The bevel gear redirects motion at a right angle, the differential distributes torque between the two wheels, and the final drives housed within the hubs multiply the final torque. The housing also contains brakes, the differential lock, and the power take-off.

Used Agricultural Tractor Parts: Rear Axle in Detail

• Complete rear axle, ready to install
• Rear axle housing and hubs
• Bevel gear, differential, and differential lock
• Final drives, axle shafts and kingpins
• Power take-off and axle brakes

Agricultural Parts Sales Site: Quality-Controlled Used Parts by TMC Bejenne

Compared to new parts websites, original used rear axles offer two advantages: they match the manufacturer's exact dimensions and cost significantly less. Since 1945, TMC Bejenne has dismantled tractors and combines, cataloging every component among more than 25,000 references. Each axle part is cleaned, inspected by our specialized technicians, and stored with identification of the original machine, making compatibility verification easier.

Tractor Dismantling by Brand: Available Rear Axles

• John Deere: 6000 and 6R series, including the 6610 and 6155 R
• Case IH: MX, Maxxum series and older IH XL models
• New Holland and Ford: TL 80 and older models
• Massey Ferguson, Renault and McCormick: availability depends on incoming dismantled machines

Massey Ferguson Tractor Dismantling: Parts by Model

Massey Ferguson tractors remain among the most requested in France. For a rear axle, note the series and serial number: reduction ratios and splines vary by model.

John Deere Tractor Dismantling: Rear Axles for 6000 Series

On John Deere tractors, the rear axle is integrated with the gearbox and power take-off. Provide the series, transmission type (PowrQuad, AutoQuad, or others), and serial number: our technicians verify compatibility of the axle and final drives.

Renault Tractor Dismantling, McCormick Parts and Equipment

For Renault and McCormick tractors, rear axles and final drives become available as machines are dismantled. Call 05 86 24 00 26 to check availability for your model.

Used Agricultural Tractor Parts for Older Models: Original Axle Components

For older tractors, new axle parts are often no longer manufactured. Dismantling end-of-life machines preserves a supply of original axles, differentials, and final drives for these series. At TMC Bejenne, our technicians apply the same inspections as for recent models: checking bearing play, gear wear, and absence of housing cracks.

Used Parts for Older Massey Ferguson, Renault, McCormick, Deutz, and Same Tractors

Massey Ferguson 100 series, Renault models from the 1970s to 1990s, McCormick, Deutz, and Same vintage tractors are still common on farms and among collectors. Their rear axles, differentials, and final drives become available over time from dismantlings: provide the model and serial number, and our technicians check availability.

Agricultural Tractor Dismantling by Region: Naintré, Delivery Throughout France

• A 11-hectare site at Naintré, in the Vienne region
• On-site pickup or shipping across France, depending on axle size
• A dedicated technical contact for farmers, contractors, or cooperatives
• Transportation quotes available on request at 05 86 24 00 26

Used Front Tractor Axle: Complementing the Rear Axle

On four-wheel-drive tractors, the rear axle works in tandem with the front axle. Uneven tire or gear wear at the rear suggests checking the front axle as well, as gear ratios should remain consistent. TMC Bejenne also offers these parts in the front tractor axle range, including complete assemblies in the used front tractor axle category.

Spare Parts for Agricultural Tractors: Preparing Your Inquiry

• Brand, model, and year of the tractor
• Serial number from the manufacturer's plate
• Reference number engraved on the housing or part, if readable
• Photos of the assembly and the side where the leak or breakage occurs

Rear Tractor Axle Oil and Fluid Change

Lubrication determines the lifespan of the axle. On most recent tractors, a UTTO-type transmission oil is shared by the axle, gearbox, hydraulics, and wet brakes. Some older tractors use 80W90 gear oil specifically for the axle, separate from the hydraulic circuit. Follow the manufacturer’s viscosity specifications and oil change intervals: worn, contaminated oil—with metal particles or milky water appearance—accelerates wear of the bevel gear, differential, and brake discs. For axles requiring 80W90 oil, do not substitute with hydraulic oil. After assembling a used axle, perform a complete oil change and check the level after the first hours of operation.