Implement Parts in Orange, TX
Implement parts for Orange, TX come from our Buna store's parts counter.
Implement Parts for Orange
Orange is the county seat, and Buna is a trip from there. So start with a request online. Describe the implement and the part, and add a photo. The counter handles common wear items like cutter blades, box blade edges, baler belts and rake tines. It can order the rest. Orange County's terrain is level and low, but grass, brush and timber edges still wear an implement down. Send us a parts request online before you make the drive.
The parts counter carries the belts, filters and wear items that keep your tractor, implement or mower running on your place. Hydraulic fittings, blades and other wear parts are usually the first things to go on equipment that works hard. When something breaks, you don't need a long explanation, you need the part. Tell the counter what you're running and what broke, then ask about the piece you need. A clear description of the problem helps track down the right part. Can't make it in today? Send us a parts request online instead of making the trip. That way your equipment gets back to work instead of sitting parked in the shed.
- Parts for tractors, implements and mowers
- Common wear items like belts, filters and hydraulic fittings for equipment that works hard
- A parts counter that keeps your equipment moving instead of sitting idle
- One counter for tractor, implement and mower parts
The J5 store that serves Orange
J5 Tractors Buna
About 30 miles by road from Orange
35011 U.S. 96 S, Buna, TX 77612
(409) 994-3522Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm, Sat 8:00am-12:00pm
Carries: Mahindra tractors; Mahindra, IronCraft, Modern Ag Products, Vermeer and Krone implements; Bad Boy, Cub Cadet, Spartan and Warhawk mowers
Questions people ask
What wears out on a box blade?
The cutting edge and the scarifier teeth. The edge does the cutting, so it rounds over and thins with use. Most edges bolt on, and some can be flipped to a fresh side before you replace them. The scarifier teeth wear at the tips from ripping packed ground. Check the pins at the three-point hitch too, since a sloppy hitch makes the blade wander. When the edge stops biting and starts riding over the ground, it's time for a new one. You'll feel it in how the blade cuts.
How do I find the right blade for my cutter?
Match it to your cutter's make and model, not just the length. Cutter blades differ in length, bolt hole, offset and which way they turn. A blade that's close but wrong can throw the deck out of balance and shake the gearbox. That's why the counter asks for the implement's model and serial number, from the tag on its frame. Replace blades in pairs, so the deck stays balanced. Send those details with a photo of the old blade, and the counter can match it.
What should I look at on a round baler before hay season?
Belts, bearings, the pickup tines and the wrap parts. Look the belts over for cracks, frayed edges and loose lacing. Spin the bearings by hand and feel for roughness. Check the pickup for bent or missing tines, since a gap leaves hay on the ground. Make sure you've got twine or net wrap for the season. Doing this before first cutting gives you time to get a part. Finding a cracked belt in the middle of a field makes for a much harder morning.
Can I send photos instead of bringing the part in?
Yes, photos work well, and from Orange they can save you a trip. Take one of the worn part and one of the whole implement. Shoot in daylight, and wipe off the mud first so the counter can see what's there. Put something next to a small part for scale. Then send the photos with a few words about what broke. If you're coming through Buna anyway, you can bring the broken piece to the counter instead. Either way, you're showing rather than describing.
What do rake tines and wheels go through in a season?
A lot of flexing. Tines bend as they sweep the ground and spring back. Over a season, some bend too far or snap. A missing tine leaves hay behind in the windrow. On a wheel rake, the wheel bearings take wear too. Look your rake over after each cutting, and replace bent tines before they break. Tell the counter which rake you run, so it can match the tines. You'll get cleaner windrows with a full set.
On our tractors site
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Also serving nearby
Our Buna store's parts counter serves Orange, along with nearby Bridge City, Vidor, Mauriceville and Deweyville. Orange County runs from Gulf prairie and marsh to the Piney Woods. The cutters, blades and hay tools working that ground all wear parts, and the counter handles them.
