Tractor Parts Department in Lumberton, TX
Tractor parts for Lumberton come from the parts counter at our Buna store.
Tractor Parts Department for Lumberton
Send us a parts request online, or call the store if you'd rather talk it through. Lumberton sits in southern Hardin County, where sandy loam lies over red clay subsoil. Dense brush and vines grow up between the pine and hardwood stands. Cutting that growth wears blades and shear bolts. Loader work wears pins and bushings. When something gives out in the middle of a job, the counter is where you start.
Our parts counter keeps the wear items a working tractor goes through: filters, belts, blades, hitch pins, hydraulic hoses and fittings. Filters wear first. A spare filter, a belt and a set of blades in the barn are worth having on hand before the season starts. When something on your equipment needs a new part, send us a parts request online and tell us what machine it goes on. A landowner running equipment through hay season, mowing season or a full year of fieldwork needs a counter that keeps those parts. That's what ours is for, whether you're on a compact or a full-size machine.
- Filters, belts, blades, hitch pins and other wear items
- Spares worth keeping in the barn: a filter, a belt, a set of blades
- Parts for tractors, implements and mowers
- Built for landowners who keep equipment working all year
The J5 store that serves Lumberton
J5 Tractors Buna
About 20 miles by road from Lumberton
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
Which parts does the counter get asked for most?
Maintenance parts are the counter's most common request: oil, air and fuel filters, belts and hydraulic fluid. The counter also has blades, shear bolts, hitch pins and the hoses and fittings a loader goes through. It handles implement parts as well as tractor parts. A shredder blade or a box blade edge goes on the same request as a filter. If you're not sure what something is called, describe what it does on the machine. That's usually enough to get the conversation started.
What should I have ready when I order a part?
Your tractor's model and serial number. Without the model number, the right part is close to impossible to find. That's how wrong parts go out, and everyone at the counter ends up waiting while it gets sorted. You'll usually find both numbers on a plate on the frame or under the seat. For an implement part, have that implement's make and model instead. A photo of the worn part helps too. Then send it all with your request.
Is it worth carrying an old part to Buna to match it?
Yes, and it's often the surest way. Bring the old part to our Buna store, and the counter can match it against the new one in hand. That works well for blades, pins and belts that have worn past their markings. You can also attach a photo and a description to an online request. Or call the store and describe it over the phone. Whichever way you choose, the more detail you give, the fewer questions come back.
Which parts wear first on brushy Hardin County ground?
Cutting parts go first. Shredder blades dull and chip on stumps, roots and buried limbs. Shear bolts are made to break when a cutter hits something solid, so they're worth having a few of. Air filters load up fast in dust and dry sandy loam. On a loader, pins and bushings wear where the arms pivot, and hoses rub where they flex. If you work old timber ground around Lumberton, plan on blades and shear bolts first.
Will a part made for another tractor fit mine?
Usually not. Implements fit most brands of tractor, but parts don't. A filter, a belt or a hydraulic seal is made for a specific make and model, and a close match can fail early or not fit at all. The same goes for the parts on an implement. A shredder blade is matched to that shredder, whatever tractor is pulling it. So order by the machine the part goes on. That's the reason the counter asks which machine before it asks which part.
On our implements site
The same store handles implements for Lumberton too:
Also serving nearby
Our Buna store serves Lumberton along with Silsbee, Kountze, Sour Lake and Beaumont. In Hardin County, timber, beef cattle, rice and blueberries have all brought in income. Each kind of work wears different parts, and the counter handles requests for tractors and the implements behind them.
