View more than 160 parts for the Massey Ferguson 5612 from the 5600 series. Trailer couplings, electrics and lighting are all listed in one place.
The 5612 is an all-rounder that can pull a tipping trailer in the morning and work with a front loader in the afternoon. This page lists more than 160 new parts for the Massey Ferguson 5612, from GRANIT, Scharmüller, Walterscheid, HELLA, ROCKINGER and others.
When a door or window will not stay open any more, the gas strut has had its day. Fit the replacement with the piston rod pointing down. That keeps the internal seal lubricated and lets the end of stroke damping work as designed.
Match the length and force of the new strut to the old one, otherwise the door either refuses to stay open or slams against its stop.
A hitch ball wears on its upper face. Keep it clean and greased, since grit and dry metal on metal wear both the ball and the trailer eye. Once the ball is visibly out of round, replace it before the trailer starts to push and snake.
There are heater control knobs, push button switches including the external lift controls on the mudguard, handles, door handle seals, changeover relays, mirrors and work lamps with a flood beam.
Those mudguard buttons live in mud and spray. If one becomes sluggish, look under the rubber cover for dirt before replacing the switch. Often a clean is enough.
For the cooling circuit there are thermostats and water seals, and the air conditioning has its own temperature sensor. Internal and external clutch plates round out the list.
If the air conditioning cuts out even though the compressor is fine, the temperature sensor is worth checking. On many systems it switches the compressor off when the evaporator is close to icing up, so a faulty reading keeps the system off or lets the evaporator freeze. A changeover relay switches between two circuits. Always replace it with one that has the same pin layout, or a function can be reversed or a fuse can blow.
The 5612 belongs to the Massey Ferguson 5600 series. Take the chassis number from the data plate. For complete certainty, use the reference number on the old part. With plates, count the teeth and compare the diameter, and for a drawbar frame measure the rail width.
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