VPJ2612

Brake Shaft Bush Ø38mm for Massey Ferguson TE-tractors. See which under Suitable for models.Technical specification:A mm: 37B mm: 38C mm: 1.5Length mm: 37Outer Ø mm: 38Inner Ø mm: 35Width mm: 36,4Wall thickness mm: 1,5

If you're dealing with spongy brakes or a pedal that doesn't feel quite right, worn brake shaft bushings could be the problem. These small but critical bushings support the brake shaft where it pivots in the housing, and when they wear out, you lose that solid, confident brake feel you need when hauling loads or working on hills. Fresh bushings restore proper alignment and eliminate the slop that makes braking feel unpredictable. What You're Getting Precision-sized bushings with 38mm outer diameter, 35mm inner diameter, and 36.4mm width for exact fit Pack of 2 bushings at a per-unit price - you'll need both for complete brake system service Bronze or composite construction that handles the constant pivoting and pressure of brake operation Direct replacement that fits the original brake shaft without modifications Self-lubricating material that reduces maintenance and extends service life Built for Real Farm Work These bushings fit an impressive range of Massey Ferguson tractors, from the classic TE20 "Little Grey Fergie" and legendary 35 series utility tractors up through the versatile 100 and 200 series models. Whether you're running a vintage 35 for hay work or using a 175 for heavier field operations, these are the same bushings that keep your brakes working safely season after season. Made to Last Brake components take tremendous abuse from the heat, pressure, and constant movement of normal operation. These bushings are engineered to handle those demanding conditions while maintaining the tight tolerances needed for proper brake function. Quality materials and precision manufacturing ensure they'll provide reliable service for years of farm work. Good to Know Installation requires removing the brake assembly, so it's a good time to inspect your brake shoes, springs, and other components while you're in there. Clean the brake shaft thoroughly and check it for wear or scoring before installing the new bushings. A light coating of brake grease on the shaft helps with assembly and initial break-in.