Tie Rod End for Iseki TU1700F

[GarryH]

I have searched high and low and cannot find tie rod ends for my tractor.
It is an Iseki TU1700F (White 21 Field Boss)
The part numbers are TP11128 for the Right Handed thread and TP11125 for the Left Handed thread.

I thought "How hard could it be to find tie rod ends"? Little did I know.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

 

[DJ54]

I did but located from a dealer in the Netherlands. They have them both listed @ $122.29 ea. USD. Tie Rod End (right) Iseki SF, TE, TM, TMG, TU, TX, Kubota B-Types, Bolens, Massey Ferguson, White,

Tie Rod End (left) Iseki SF, TE, TM, TMG, TU, TX, Kubota B-Types, Bolens, Massey Ferguson, White,

Tie Rod End (left) Iseki SF, TE, TM, TMG, TU, TX, Kubota B-Types, Bolens, Massey Ferguson, White, TP11125. Need mini tractor parts? Buy online at Tracpartz | All products are available directly from our own warehouse | Europe's largest supplier in tractor parts

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However, on that page it shows that tie rod end was used by several different manufacturers Kubota, and Massey-Ferguson and lists models it was used on. Being I'm more familiar using the Massey PartsBook, the 1120 was listed on that parts site. Here is the link to the 1120: https://parts.agcocorp.com/us/en/apbsearch?q=masseyferguson/651680/l&name=MF+1120+COMPACT+TRACTOR

It lists 2wd and 4wd models. Not sure what you have, and if there is a difference.

It also shows what model Kubota tractors it was used on. Kubota does have an online parts book, and here is the link: Kubota Tractor OEM Parts, Kubota Tractor I didn't enter into the Kubota site any further because of the cookies selection.

You can enter the model number and it should open to a complete parts manual for which ever tractor you select. If like other manufacturers it may have you select a local dealer to you to show the price at that dealer. But the important thing is to use their part number to search for it. I would assume a Kubota dealer may be more numerous in your area then an AGCO dealer.

Once you have an OEM part number you can use Google to search for a part, Ebay may be another source, or even use NAPA online. I tried the numbers provided through NAPA but nothing came up. Doesn't mean it won't if you use another manufacturer's number through.