Flip Manufacturing GY21250 GY21251 Drag Link Tie Rod Set Fits John Deere LA 100 Series Lawnmower

I bent one of the (OEM) drag links on my John Deere LA115 resulting in a bad "toe out" problem on the right front wheel. I replaced the OEM links with these "adjustable" drag links and could not be more pleased. The young man who installed them for me said that they were a piece of cake to install ("plug and play") and he was able to adjust the toe on both wheels to the point where the lawn tractor handles -much- better than it did fresh from the factory. Highly recommend. (Note: You DO have to drop the mower deck and remove the plate covering the steering gear to install ANY new drag link on a John Deere LA115)

Ball joint broke on the first turn, luckily it was to one I didn't need.The original broke after 5yr+ of brutal wear and tear, my yard is extremely uneven and needs a lot of work. I decided why not replace both tie rods...right....wrong, good thing I kept the other origami. This item is poorly made and you get what you pat for buying cheap crap.

Do not buy!!!!!!! Unless you enjoy replacing a part you replaced less than a month ago. The adjustability is a nice idea but product is inferior to original JD parts. Ball joint broke during my 3rd cut with them on. Thank goodness I kept the old ones just in case. Do not wast your time or money. Buy the OEM parts.

Please don't buy these. While I liked the simple installation and the adjustability, on the very first time I used my tractor to blow snow, the joint on the right hand tie rod popped apart. It is simply not heavy duty enough. Other purchasers have noticed this and I wish I had read all the reviews.

Broke in 30 minutes, bought original John Deere, very expensive, but works great, much better quality, you get what you pay for

Second use of the mower after install and the pivot point broke half way through cutting my yard.

This set fit my JD LA145 perfectly. I had to remove the mower deck, but the drag link set installed easily and quickly. I invested about an hour from getting the first tool to putting away the last tool. BTW, the original JD nuts transferred across to the new drag links with no problems. I'm happy!

First, these are metric not Standard threads, so once you buy new hardware and get these installed, you will realize they are garbage. Mine just broke after less than a year of use. Save your mine for genuine John Deere parts.