For the Massey Ferguson 3635 from the 3600 series, choose from more than 350 items here. Lighting, trailer couplings and steering are well covered.
More than 350 parts on this page fit the Massey Ferguson 3635, with brands including GRANIT, HELLA, GRAMMER, Cobo and Scharmüller. Rather than one long list, here is how they break down by system, so you can go straight to the job in front of you.
Alternators for the charging circuit and a V-belt for the air conditioning cover the front of the engine. If the battery light flickers at idle, check belt tension and the earth strap before you condemn the alternator. A slipping belt or a poor earth can produce the same symptom.
Thermostats with matching gaskets, cylinder head bolts, seals for the fuel tank sensor and O-rings, for example for the feed pump, deal with leaks and temperature problems. Bushes and sealing rings round off this group. If the cylinder head has been off, use new head bolts. They are normally stretch bolts, so a used one no longer delivers the same clamping force. Tighten them in the specified sequence and in stages.
For the driving position there are tractor seats and separate seat units, push button switches such as the one for engaging four wheel drive, and gas struts for the door. A sealing ring for the rear window lock stops it from rattling. Fit gas struts with the rod pointing down so the internal seal stays lubricated, and replace them in pairs where two support the same door or window.
Drawbars for the rear and a lockable tank cap complete the picture. The lockable cap is a small thing that pays for itself when the tractor is left at the edge of a field overnight. Before ordering a drawbar, measure the rail width and the pin on the one you have, so the new part drops into the existing mounting. With a seat, check the mounting points underneath against the console in your cab.
Start with the rating plate to confirm the exact type. The 3635 belongs to the Massey Ferguson 3600 series, and two other types from it have their own pages: the Massey Ferguson 3645 and the Massey Ferguson 3640. Even so, always order for the type you actually run. The quickest route is the reference number on the old part, for instance on the alternator housing or under the seat. Everything else from this make is on the Massey Ferguson parts page.