Description
When you’re checking oil before a long day in the field, there’s nothing more frustrating than a cap that won’t stay put or seal properly. A loose or worn oil filler cap lets dust and dirt get into your engine while oil vapors escape—problems that can turn a routine maintenance check into an expensive engine rebuild. This screw-type cap keeps everything locked down tight so you can focus on the work at hand.
What You’re Getting
- Screw-on design that stays secure even when your tractor’s bouncing across rough ground
- Precision threads that won’t cross-thread or strip during routine oil changes
- Durable construction that handles the heat, vibration, and chemicals your engine throws at it
- Hand-tight installation only—no tools needed for proper sealing
- Direct replacement for original equipment on multiple Massey Ferguson series
Built for Real Farm Work
This cap fits the workhorse tractors that keep farms running—the versatile 3100 Series for smaller operations, the mid-range 3600 Series for mixed farming, and the heavy-duty 4200 and 4300 Series models that handle everything from hay production to heavy tillage. These tractors are powered by proven Perkins engines that need proper protection to deliver years of reliable service.
Made to Last
Your oil filler cap takes a beating from engine heat, chemical exposure, and constant removal for maintenance. This one’s built with materials that resist degradation and maintain a proper seal through countless oil changes. The robust threading design ensures it’ll stay secure even under the vibration of hard field work.
Good to Know
Hand-tighten only to avoid damaging the threads or creating sealing problems. Before installing, take a quick look at the filler tube threads and make sure they’re clean and undamaged. If you’ve got a twist-type application, there’s a different cap (QTP-61492) designed for that style. Replace this cap immediately if you notice any thread damage or sealing issues to keep contamination out of your engine.
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