Time for a new seat, electrics or lighting on your Massey Ferguson 7719/S? This page lists more than 200 parts for this model from the 7700/S series.
A tractor like the Massey Ferguson 7719/S relies on sensors, and one faulty sender can put the transmission into limp mode. On this page you will find temperature sensors, for example for transmission oil temperature, inductive speed sensors for the transmission and pressure switches for the engine. A tip for inductive sensors: pull the sensor and look at the tip. If metal particles cling to it, clean it first. That debris is often what corrupts the signal, and a new sensor fitted into a dirty bore will pick up the same problem.
Beyond the electronics, the 7719/S needs parts that simply wear with use: the fender mounts that flex over every bump, the seat suspension and the seals in the linkage. Since this tractor clocks up a lot of hours, it pays to check those parts at every service rather than waiting for something to snap or leak. A fender plate that has shaken loose is a quick swap, a cracked fender is not. The cab shock absorbers deserve attention as well, since a worn damper passes every jolt straight to the driver and the cab mounts.
All told there are more than 200 parts that fit the 7719/S, from GRANIT, GRAMMER, Wabco, HELLA and Scharmüller.
Wide tyres and uneven ground take their toll on the fender mounts. For that there are pivots, fender plates and springs. In the cab you will find shock absorbers, gas struts and handles for adjusting suspension or damping on GRAMMER seats from the MSG range. Lighting covers LED work lamps and halogen spotlights, and for trailer air brakes there are connector heads.
For the PTO clutch there are internal plates. Around the lift arm shaft and elsewhere, seals and sealing rings keep the oil inside, and bushes take up wear at pivot points.
Check the type plate to confirm the tractor is a 7719/S. With sensors and switches a reference number on the old part is almost essential, because units that look the same on the outside can differ inside. Massey Ferguson lists the 7719/S as a member of its 7700/S range. The Massey Ferguson 7718/S and the Massey Ferguson 7720/S from the same series have their own pages. The Massey Ferguson 7715/S is part of this series as well. All tractors of the make are collected under Massey Ferguson parts.