3611558M1

Bush for Link to Cross Shaft Mf 3611558M1 that fits various Massey Ferguson tractors. (See tab "fits to")

Fits *Part dependant on serial number. Contact us to check it will fit your tractor Massey Ferguson 200 Series 230, 240*, 243, 253, 263, 275*, 290* 300 Series 340, 342, 350, 352, 355, 360, 362, 362N, 365*, 372N, 375, 375E*, 382N, 390*, 390E*, 390T*, 396, 398*, 399 400 Series 410, 415, 420, 425*, 425Xtra, 430, 435*, 440*, 440Xtra, 445*, 445Xtra*, 450*, 455Xtra*, 460*, 460Xtra, 465*, 470Xtra, 475* 5200 Series 5285 7100 Series 7140, 7150, 7170, 7180

When your three-point hitch starts acting up - dropping implements unexpectedly, refusing to hold position, or developing that annoying side-to-side wiggle - worn lift shaft bushes are often the culprit. These little components work hard behind the scenes, supporting the lift shaft that does all the heavy lifting in your hydraulic system. When they wear out, you'll know it fast because your implements won't behave the way they should. What You're Getting Eliminates play and sloppiness in your hydraulic lift mechanism Restores precise three-point hitch control for smooth operation Prevents metal-on-metal contact that destroys expensive lift components Direct replacement bush that fits like the original Built for Real Farm Work This bush works across a wide range of Massey Ferguson models - from the popular 188 utility tractors through the 100, 200, and 300 series, plus Industrial models and even Landini 30 Large series tractors. These are workhorses that handle everything from loader work to heavy tillage, and when you're counting on your three-point hitch for implements like plows, discs, or brush hogs, proper lift shaft support is essential. Made to Last The hydraulic lift shaft sees constant pressure changes, vibration, and the stress of lifting heavy implements. This bush is engineered to handle those demanding conditions while maintaining the precise fit needed for smooth operation. Quality materials resist wear and maintain proper clearances even under the punishment of daily farm use. Installation Notes Accessing lift shaft bushes requires getting into the rear hydraulic housing, so plan on draining your hydraulic fluid and working clean to prevent contamination. While you're in there, it's smart to inspect the lift shaft itself for scoring or wear that could damage new bushes. Press the new bushes in square and check for proper clearances before reassembly.