Which parts suit the Massey Ferguson 6190 from the 6100 series? More than 300 are listed on this page, lighting, electrics and trailer couplings included.
A long day on a 6190 starts and finishes in the cab. A seat that sags, a mirror that shakes or a rear window that will not stay open gets on your nerves every hour. So that is where this page begins. Altogether there are more than 300 replacement parts for this Massey Ferguson, from makers such as GRANIT, ROCKINGER, Cobo, HELLA and GRAMMER.
For the driver there are air suspended tractor seats, including a GRAMMER Maximo, and mirrors. The rear window can have new gas struts, and for the dash there are rocker switches, for example for the rear work light, and push button switches such as the hazard warning switch. Work lamps from HELLA and GRANIT complete the picture.
An air seat that keeps sinking does not always need a new air spring straight away. Listen first for the compressor under the seat cutting in and for any hiss of escaping air. If the seat really is finished, swapping in a complete seat is often quicker than hunting down individual parts.
At the back there are automatic drawbars from ROCKINGER and Cobo, and bushes for the lower link struts. Play in those bushes shows up as an implement swaying from side to side. A practical tip: clean the pin and grease it when you press in a new bush, then keep greasing through the nipple. A dry pin wears out a new bush faster than you would expect.
For the drive clutch there are internal and external plates, along with plates for the rear of the tractor.
If you are chasing a leak, you will find seals, including ones for the tank sensors, sealing rings such as the one for the rear window lock, and O-rings for the coolant circuit. Always seat an O-ring lightly greased or oiled, never dry, and never reuse an old one. If the battery is no longer keeping up, there are alternators for the charging circuit.
The rating plate is the place to start, confirming you are working on a 6190 from the 6100 series. With the old part in your hand, find the number on it and compare it with the parts on this page. For mirrors, gas struts and switches it also helps to note exactly where the part was fitted.
The other models in the 6100 series each have their own page. If you run more than one of them, their parts are there:
The Massey Ferguson 6110 is part of this series as well. For that model and the rest of the brand, go to Massey Ferguson parts.