S177

Rigid Stabiliser Bar 802mm for Massey Ferguson TE-tractors. See which under Suitable for models.Technical specification:Holes-Ø: 22mmLength: 802mm Height:44mmThickness: 9.5mm

When your three-point hitch implements sway back and forth like a pendulum, or your bush hog drifts sideways while you're trying to cut straight rows, this rigid stabilizer bar is exactly what you need. Those older tractors like your Massey Ferguson 35 or Ford 8N were built tough but sometimes need a little help keeping implements tracking straight. This flat steel bar connects your lower links to eliminate dangerous side-to-side movement. What You're Getting Two-hole flat design that's simple and effective—no complicated adjustments needed Rigid construction prevents implement sway during operation and transport Heavy-duty steel that won't bend under load like lighter alternatives might Direct replacement design fits original mounting points without modifications Sold as a pack of two, priced per unit for your convenience Built for Classic Farm Work This stabilizer bar fits the workhorses that built American agriculture—Massey Ferguson's 35 series utilities, the reliable TE series, and Ford's legendary 8N and 9N tractors. These machines handle everything from bush hogging to cultivating, and they need stabilizers that can keep up with real farm work without breaking down when you need them most. Made to Last Farm equipment gets bounced around, stressed, and exposed to weather year after year. This stabilizer bar is built from heavy steel that handles the constant loading and unloading cycles of three-point work. The flat design distributes stress evenly, so it won't develop weak spots or bend out of shape after a few seasons of hard use. Installation Notes Installation is straightforward—this rigid bar connects directly between your lower link mounting points using the existing holes. The two-hole design means no guesswork about adjustment settings. Just bolt it in place and you're ready to work. Keep a wrench handy to check the bolts after your first few hours of operation.