Anyone working on a Massey Ferguson 7624 will find more than 250 parts here for this 7600 series model, among them trailer couplings, electrics and lighting.
A snapped fender bracket, a speed sensor that stops reporting or an automatic hitch that will not latch cleanly can keep a 7624 in the shed just as surely as a major failure. This page covers more than 250 parts for the Massey Ferguson 7624 from GRANIT, Scharmüller, ROCKINGER, Walterscheid and HELLA, from drawbars and top drawbars to clutch plates, seals, temperature sensors and LED work lights.
Front fenders on a heavy tractor take a beating on rough tracks. You will find springs and pivots for the fender mounting so the fender can flex instead of cracking. If a pivot keeps breaking, check the steering stops, because a fender that touches the tyre on full lock will destroy any new bracket. For the cab there are seals such as the one for the door handle, and LED work lights for long evenings in the field.
At the rear there are rail drawbars, top drawbars, automatic hitches, Piton Fix units with locking pin and height adjustable adapter plates. Grease the pin of an automatic hitch regularly and trip the mechanism a few times without a load. Dirt and rust are what make the latch stick halfway, and a minute spent on this is worth it.
For the four wheel drive clutch and other wet clutches there are external plates and internal plates, along with O-rings and sealing rings. Always replace plates as a full pack and soak new friction plates in clean transmission oil before fitting so they do not run dry on start-up. Electrical parts include inductive transmission speed sensors and temperature sensors. When the dash shows a fault, inspect the plug and wiring for corrosion before condemning the sensor.
A weeping oil filler cap or a powershift that loses pressure on the change often needs nothing more than a fresh O-ring, and this page has O-rings for both on the 7624. Never refit a used O-ring, even one that looks fine, because the rubber has already taken the shape of its old groove. Clean the groove, feel for burrs or scratches and give the new ring a light coat of clean oil from the same system so it does not roll over as you fit it. Sealing rings on shafts follow the same logic. Check the shaft surface for a worn track and lightly oil the lip before pressing the ring in square.
The serial number on the type plate and the reference number on the old part rule out most doubts. Other tractors from the 7600 series each have their own page: Massey Ferguson 7615, Massey Ferguson 7616, Massey Ferguson 7618, Massey Ferguson 7619 and Massey Ferguson 7620. For every other model from the brand, go to Massey Ferguson parts.
