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4WD Front Axle Pivot Pin for Massey Ferguson 200 /300 /3000 /4200 /6100 /6200 Series Tractors

Original price was: $52.48.Current price is: $27.51.

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When your 4WD Massey Ferguson starts feeling sloppy in the steering or you hear that telltale clunking when turning, your front axle pivot pin is likely crying for replacement. This critical part keeps your front axle properly connected and aligned—ignore it too long and you’re looking at a much bigger repair bill when other components start failing from all that extra play.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty construction designed specifically for 4WD loads and stress
  • Precision machining that restores factory-tight axle alignment
  • Direct replacement design that fits right in without modifications
  • Eliminates dangerous steering play that makes your tractor wander
  • Prevents accelerated wear on expensive CV joints and differential parts

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Massey Ferguson 4WD tractors from the 200 series utility machines up through the powerful 6200 series workhorses depend on this pin for front axle articulation during heavy field work. Whether you’re pulling a disc through tough ground, running a loader on uneven terrain, or tackling steep slopes where 4WD traction is essential, this pin takes tremendous abuse while keeping everything connected and controlled.

Made to Last

This isn’t just a piece of steel rod—it’s precision-engineered to handle the combined forces of vehicle weight, steering loads, and drive torque that 4WD systems create. The high-strength steel construction is heat-treated for the perfect balance of toughness and durability, designed to handle constant stress from loader work and the shock loads from hitting field obstacles.

Installation Notes

Support the front axle properly before removal—budget 2-3 hours per side for this job, and always replace the bushings at the same time. Installing a new pin in worn bushings is throwing money away since you’ll have play again within months. Use penetrating oil and patience rather than brute force, and apply anti-seize compound to ease future removal.