Choose from more than 350 parts for the Massey Ferguson 4325 from the 4300 series, ranging from electrics and lighting to steering and front axle parts.
After a long day on a 4325 the seat is usually the first thing your back complains about, so that is where this page starts. In total it holds more than 350 new parts that fit the Massey Ferguson 4325, from GRANIT and from brands such as GRAMMER, Cobo, Eaton and DANA Spicer.
You can choose complete tractor seats or separate cushions, with GRAMMER and Cobo among the makers. On a suspension seat, check that the suspension still works before replacing only the cushion, because new padding on a worn-out suspension soon feels as bad as the old one. There are also mirrors, left and right headlights, work lamps and the rocker switches that turn those lamps on. Gas struts keep the windows and door where you want them.
The rear axle of the 4325 uses planetary final drives, and gear wheels for them are available here. Once a final drive is open, renew the matching sealing rings and O-rings at the same time. Clean the part of the shaft where the lip seal runs and feel for a worn groove. A new seal running on a grooved surface will soon start weeping again.
For the engine there are gaskets, for example for the exhaust, as well as V-belts. Ball joints take the slack out of the steering, and the seal for the fuel tank sensor is one of those small items worth keeping in the workshop drawer.
A V-belt that squeals when you open the throttle is usually too slack or glazed on its flanks. Replace it and set the tension so the belt still gives a little when pressed halfway between two pulleys. Check a new belt again after a few hours of running, as it stretches slightly at first.
Check the type plate to be sure you are dealing with a 4325 and not a neighbouring model from the same range. After that, read the number off the old part and see whether it matches the reference number listed with the product. With gear wheels, count the teeth before ordering, which is quicker than sending the wrong one back.
Within the Massey Ferguson 4300 series, the 4325 has several neighbours. The Massey Ferguson 4335, the Massey Ferguson 4345 and the Massey Ferguson 4355 have pages of their own, so if your fleet includes more than one of them you can go straight to the parts for each model. The complete brand is under Massey Ferguson parts.