Repairing a Massey Ferguson 3095? Pick from more than 350 parts for this 3000 series model, including lighting, electrics and engine components.
Massey Ferguson part numbers often appear in the product description itself, which makes matching easy. Take the number from the old part or the workshop manual and you will usually find it straight away among the more than 350 new replacement parts for the Massey Ferguson 3095 on this page. The identification plate on the tractor confirms that it really is a 3095. For a tank cap, check the diameter of the filler neck, and for a gas strut the length and whether it belongs to the door or the rear window.
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If the PTO is slow to engage or slips under load, worn clutch plates are a likely cause. Always replace them as a complete set, and as you strip the pack, note how many internal and external plates there are and in what order they sit. Soak the new plates in clean transmission oil for a while before fitting, so they are saturated and grip evenly from the start.
On a tractor that does long days, a worn seat soon makes itself felt. With an air suspended seat, the first signs are usually a seat that slowly sinks or a compressor that keeps topping up. Check the air hose and the air bellows for small cracks before ordering a complete seat. If it does need replacing, measure the bolt pattern of the console and check there is a power connection. A push button switch that no longer makes clean contact is a quick job: unplug it, press it out of the panel and note how the plug sits so the new switch does the same job.
The MF 3050, MF 3060, MF 3075 and MF 3085 each have a page of their own, so check each tractor individually. The complete brand overview is under Massey Ferguson parts.