Massey Ferguson 5613 parts for the cab, cooling and clutch

Climb into a 5613 and the small things show first. A heater knob that spins without doing anything, a roof hatch that no longer stays up, a loose grab handle. This page lists more than 170 replacement parts for this Massey Ferguson, from GRANIT, Scharmüller, Walterscheid, HELLA and ROCKINGER, covering those small cab items as well as clutch components.

Inside the cab

There are knobs for the heater control switch, handles, mirrors and gas struts for the roof window. Fit a gas strut with the rod pointing down so the oil inside keeps the seal lubricated. Relays, flood beam work lamps and seals such as the door handle seal complete this part of the tractor.

Fender switches and wiring

The push button switches for the hydraulics, for example to lower the linkage, sit on the fender in all weathers and take the pressure washer as well. A little dielectric grease in the connector during fitting keeps moisture away from the contacts and saves you chasing intermittent faults later.

Thermostat and air conditioning

For cooling there are thermostats, and for the air conditioning there are temperature sensors. Not sure whether a thermostat still opens properly? Hang it in a pan of water on the stove with a thermometer next to it, and you will see when it starts to open and whether it opens fully. A new gasket for the housing is part of the job every time. A thermostat stuck open keeps the engine cold in winter, one stuck shut sends the temperature climbing.

Clutch plates and the drawbar

Internal and external plates for the clutch are on this page. Replace them as a full set and soak new plates in the correct oil before assembly, so they do not grab dry the first time you engage. While the pack is open, look for grooves worn into the carrier, since a stepped carrier makes plates hang up. At the rear you will find drawbar balls, drawbar frames and adapter plates. Measure the rail width and pin diameter on your own frame before choosing a drawbar ball, because that is what decides the fit.

Start with the serial number on the rating plate, then compare any reference number on the old part with the product details. The 5613 sits in the Massey Ferguson 5600 series, and the other models in that line each have their own page: Massey Ferguson 5608, Massey Ferguson 5609, Massey Ferguson 5610, Massey Ferguson 5611 and Massey Ferguson 5612. The full list for the brand is on Massey Ferguson parts.