Description

When you need to control multiple hydraulic functions on your Massey Ferguson tractor, this selector/isolator valve gives you the flexibility to route power where it’s needed most. If you’ve ever wished you could run both your three-point hitch and an auxiliary hydraulic cylinder without constantly switching connections, this three-position valve is exactly what you need to make your tractor work smarter.

What You’re Getting

Three-position spool valve that directs hydraulic flow to different functions with a simple lever movement
Forward position provides one-way flow for single-acting cylinders like dump trailers or tipping boxes
Center position feeds your three-point hitch arms for normal implement operation
Rear position supplies two-way flow to external control valves for double-acting cylinders
Built to TISCO quality standards with precision-machined internal components

Built for Real Farm Work

This valve is part of external hydraulic kits that let you add auxiliary hydraulics to tractors that didn’t come with individual external hydraulic systems. It works with Massey Ferguson tractors from the TO35 all the way up through the MF1080, giving you hydraulic versatility whether you’re running a compact utility tractor or a mid-size row crop machine. Perfect for operating loaders, backhoes, log splitters, or any hydraulic attachment that needs dedicated flow control.

Made to Last

This isn’t some lightweight aftermarket part – it’s engineered to handle the pressures and demands of serious farm work. The precision-machined spool and valve body ensure smooth operation and reliable sealing, while the heavy-duty construction stands up to the vibration and temperature swings that come with tractor work.

Installation Notes

The valve mounts to tractors equipped with the 182373M1 lift cover configuration, making it a direct bolt-on upgrade for adding external hydraulic control. You’ll want to have your hydraulic system depressurized before installation, and it’s smart to have the proper fittings and hoses ready to complete your auxiliary hydraulic setup. A basic understanding of hydraulic systems makes this job straightforward for most tractor owners.