Description

When your Massey Ferguson’s front end starts feeling loose or the steering wanders down the road, a worn spindle assembly is often the culprit. This right-hand vertical shaft spindle is a precision-manufactured replacement that restores proper front axle geometry and tight steering control. If you’ve noticed uneven tire wear, excessive play in the steering wheel, or difficulty maintaining straight lines during field work, this spindle assembly gets your tractor tracking straight again.

What You’re Getting

Complete spindle assembly with 11.5 inch vertical shaft and 1.50 inch diameter precision-machined surfaces
TISCO quality construction built to handle the heavy loads and harsh conditions of farm work
Direct replacement design that fits perfectly with existing front axle components
Heavy-duty materials that resist wear from constant steering loads and road shock
Engineered to maintain proper wheel alignment and bearing support for years of service

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Massey Ferguson is probably one of the hardest-working machines on your farm, whether it’s your trusty MF165 pulling implements or your MF240 handling loader work around the barnyard. These tractors see everything from cultivating row crops and hay making to heavy transport work on rough farm roads. The front axle takes a beating from all that turning, loading, and maneuvering, especially when you’re working in tight spaces or on uneven ground.

Made to Last

Farm equipment faces conditions that would destroy lesser parts – mud, dust, temperature swings, and constant vibration. This spindle assembly is built with the same quality standards as your original equipment, using materials that handle the stress of agricultural operations. The precision machining ensures smooth bearing operation and proper wheel alignment, while the robust construction stands up to years of demanding use.

Good to Know

This is typically a half-day job that requires supporting the front end safely and removing the wheel, brake drum, and hub assembly. While you’ve got everything apart, it’s a perfect time to inspect and replace wheel bearings and seals if needed. Proper torque specifications are critical for safe operation, so have your service manual handy or consult a qualified mechanic if you’re not comfortable with front axle work.