Need a new lamp or an electrical part for your Massey Ferguson 350? Pick from more than 200 parts for this 300 series tractor, such as lighting and electrics.
Plenty of MF 350s still work every day, round the yard, in the field or in front of a trailer. This page lists more than 200 replacement parts that fit the Massey Ferguson 350, from GRANIT, Eaton, Cobo, GRAMMER and HELLA.
Whenever an injector comes out of the head, fit a new copper sealing ring when it goes back. The old ring was crushed the first time it was tightened and will not seal properly again. Reuse it and you get blow-by past the injector, soot around the head and eventually a damaged seat. Clean the seat before the new ring goes in and tighten the injector evenly.
If the lift is weeping oil along the lift arm shaft, the seal there is the usual suspect. When you replace it, check that the shaft is smooth where the seal runs. A worn groove will make even a new seal leak again before long.
If the clutch slips under heavy draught work, or only bites right at the top of the pedal, the clutch plate is worn or oil soaked. In the second case find the leak first, or the new plate will soon be contaminated too. Check the thrust washers while the tractor is split and set the pedal clearance again after assembly.
Check the rating plate to be sure you have a 350, since the models in the 300 series look alike from the outside. Bolts, seals and gear wheels often carry a Massey Ferguson reference number. Read it off the old part and compare it with the description on this page.
These 300 series tractors have pages of their own, each listing only the parts for that model:
For the rest of the range, go to Massey Ferguson parts.
