Transmission Thrust Washer Set for Ford Major, Power Major & Super Major Tractors

Description

If you’ve noticed grinding or unusual noises coming from your transmission during shifts, or your gear engagement isn’t as smooth as it used to be, worn thrust washers could be the culprit. These little flat metal pieces might not look like much, but they’re critical for keeping your transmission’s internal gears properly spaced and supported during operation. When thrust washers wear down, you get metal-on-metal contact that leads to expensive damage down the road.

What You’re Getting

• Complete set of thrust washers specifically sized for your Major series transmission
• Precision-manufactured to maintain proper gear clearances and prevent binding
• Quality steel construction that handles the loads and heat of field work
• All the washers needed for a complete transmission rebuild or preventive maintenance

Built for Real Farm Work

These washers are engineered for Fordson Major, Power Major, and Super Major models – the British-built workhorses that earned their reputation in mixed farming operations. Whether you’re using your Major for cultivation, hay work, or general farm duties, the transmission sees constant load changes that put stress on these components. These thrust washers keep everything running smooth so you can focus on getting work done.

Made to Last

Farm transmissions take a beating, especially when you’re working heavy ground or pulling implements. These thrust washers are manufactured to handle the side loads and pressures that come with real farm work. They maintain their thickness and shape over time, preventing the gear wear that turns a minor maintenance item into a major rebuild.

Good to Know

Thrust washer replacement typically happens during transmission overhaul, so this is a job for someone comfortable with major drivetrain work. Always measure your old washers and check service specifications – proper thickness is critical for gear timing and engagement. If you’re doing the work yourself, clean everything thoroughly and use proper torque specs when reassembling.