Need the right part for your Massey Ferguson 4260? Browse more than 350 items for the 4200 series, from electrics and lighting to steering and front axle.
This page brings together more than 350 Massey Ferguson 4260 parts. Next to engine and front axle components you will find a good deal for the cab, because on a long day in the seat a worn cushion or a blurred mirror quickly becomes a nuisance.
When an air suspended seat slowly sinks, check the hose and connection to the air spring before replacing the whole seat. A little soapy water quickly shows where it leaks.
Engine parts include sealing rings, O-rings for the coolant circuit, exhaust gaskets, seals for the fuel sensors and starter motors. For the front axle there are pinion adjusting plates and bushes, with components from DANA Spicer and Eaton.
If you open up the front axle, note the thickness of the adjusting plates you take out. They set the pinion position, and refitting the same thickness usually gets you there. Check the tooth contact pattern with marking compound after assembly to be sure the pinion depth is right.
A slow starter is not always a worn starter. Check the battery, the positive lead and the earth to the block, since corrosion there will slow even a brand new unit. For the exhaust gasket, soak the nuts and studs in penetrating oil the day before, as seized studs on the hot side snap easily. Tighten the new nuts evenly and check them again after a few hours of work.
If a rod mounted mirror vibrates on the road, look at the clamp before replacing the whole mirror.
Before replacing a rocker switch, take a photo of the terminals, because several wires connect to it and a mix-up is easily made.
The identification plate shows the type and serial number. For starters, use the label on the housing with its reference number. For sealing rings, the number on the old ring helps. Cobo and GRANIT complete what is on offer.
The 4260 is part of the 4200 series. These models have pages too:
Other series from the make are under Massey Ferguson parts.