Hydraulic Lift Cover Plunger for Massey Ferguson 100, 200, 300, and 400 Series Tractors

Description

If you’ve noticed your three-point hitch isn’t responding like it used to, or your draft control seems sluggish, there’s a good chance this small but vital plunger inside your hydraulic lift cover needs attention. This plunger works inside the draft control system to automatically sense implement load and adjust hydraulic pressure, keeping your implements at consistent working depth even when soil conditions change. When it’s worn or damaged, you lose that smooth automatic response that makes fieldwork so much easier.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-machined plunger that restores proper hydraulic pressure sensing in your lift cover
• Durable construction designed to handle thousands of pressure cycles during draft control operation
• Direct replacement that fits properly in the lift cover housing without modifications
• Quality materials that resist wear from constant movement and hydraulic fluid contact

Built for Real Farm Work

This plunger is essential for the classic Massey Ferguson tractors that have been the backbone of farms for decades. Whether you’re running implements on a versatile MF 135 for mixed farming, pulling heavy equipment with a 240 or 275, or doing serious fieldwork with larger models, the draft control system helps these tractors work smarter by automatically adjusting to changing conditions in the field.

Made to Last

This plunger is built with high-quality materials designed to handle the pressures of agricultural hydraulic systems. It’s engineered to withstand the constant pressure changes and vibration that come with three-point hitch operation, maintaining proper sealing and movement even under demanding field conditions.

Installation Notes

Replacing this plunger requires accessing the hydraulic lift cover, so you’ll need to drain the hydraulic system first. While you’re in there, it’s a good time to inspect other components like seals and springs for wear. Remember that draft control only works properly when all components function together, so consider checking related parts while you have the cover off.