Description

When you’re out in the field and your three-point hitch won’t hold position or the hydraulic controls feel sloppy, there’s a good chance this control shaft has worn out. This outer quadrant control shaft is what connects your position control lever to the hydraulic system, translating your lever movements into precise implement positioning. If it’s worn or damaged, you’ll lose that fingertip control that makes fieldwork efficient.

What You’re Getting

Direct replacement for tractors from serial number 439191 and up with pressure control systems
Precision-machined components ensure smooth, responsive hydraulic control operation
Durable construction handles the constant movement and forces of three-point operation
Restores proper linkage geometry so your position control works like it should

Built for Real Farm Work

This shaft fits a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors from the versatile 200 series utility machines up through the powerful 600 series row-crop tractors and into the 1000 series. Whether you’re running a cultivator through corn stubble, positioning a mower deck for consistent cut height, or fine-tuning a planter for proper seed depth, reliable position control makes all the difference in getting consistent results.

Made to Last

Your hydraulic position control system works hard every day, constantly adjusting to maintain implement position as you work across varying terrain. This control shaft is built to handle those forces and movements without wearing out prematurely. Quality materials and proper heat treatment ensure it’ll keep providing smooth, precise control through seasons of heavy use.

Installation Notes

This is designed as a direct replacement that fits tractors manufactured from serial number 439191 forward with pressure control systems. You’ll need to access the control linkage area to swap out the old shaft, but the installation is straightforward. Clean out any old grease and debris while you’ve got things apart, and check the surrounding linkage components for wear while you’re in there.