Need something for a Massey Ferguson 4235? Browse more than 400 matching parts here, including electrics, lighting and steering and front axle components.
On a Massey Ferguson 4235 with plenty of hours behind it, repairs often start at the front axle. Think of play in the ball joints, a gear that begins to whine or a bevel pinion that needs setting up again. This page lists more than 400 parts for the 4235, from GRANIT, Eaton, Cobo, DANA Spicer and GRAMMER.
Gear wheels, ball joints and adjusting plates for the bevel gear are all here. The adjusting plates set the backlash and the contact pattern between pinion and crown wheel. Measure the thickness of the existing shim pack when you strip the axle and build the new pack up to the same thickness, unless you are deliberately resetting it. Get it wrong and you will hear it later as a howl under load.
V-belts, starter motors and gaskets, for example for the exhaust and the thermostat, are part of keeping the engine in shape. A V-belt with cracks on the inside should be replaced, not tightened again. Check the tension of a new belt once more after a few working hours, since new belts stretch a little at first. Sealing rings, seals such as the one for the fuel tank sensor, and O-rings deal with leaks.
Tractor seats, air suspended ones among them, make long days easier. Mirrors, headlights for both sides, work lamps and rocker switches, such as a work lamp switch, take care of visibility and controls.
If a headlight or work lamp cuts out now and then, look at the rocker switch first. When the lamp only works while you jiggle the switch, the contacts inside are burnt. Do check for voltage at the switch, though. If the fault lies before it, in a fuse or connector, a new switch will not help.
The type plate tells you which model you have. The old part often carries a reference number, stamped in or printed on a label. With that number and the 4235 designation you can pick the correct item. For adjusting plates and sealing rings, also compare the dimensions of the old part.
The 4235 is one of the Massey Ferguson 4200 series tractors. Other models in that range each have a page with only the parts that fit them:
Every other tractor from the brand is under Massey Ferguson parts.