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Lower Grill Panel Assembly for Massey Ferguson 165 /168 /188 Tractors

Original price was: $91.48.Current price is: $52.33.

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Your old Massey Ferguson’s grill has taken a beating over the years—bent from rocks kicked up in the field, cracked from weather, or maybe just missing entirely. A damaged lower grill doesn’t just make your tractor look rough around the edges, it leaves your radiator and cooling system exposed to all kinds of debris that can turn a small problem into an expensive repair. This lower grill panel assembly gives you the protection your engine needs while restoring that clean, well-maintained look.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete lower grill assembly that bolts right on—no modifications needed
  • Heavy-duty construction that deflects rocks, dirt, and crop debris away from vital components
  • Proper airflow design keeps your engine running at the right temperature
  • Works perfectly with the left and right side panels for a complete front end restoration
  • Durable finish that stands up to weather and field conditions season after season

Built for Real Farm Work

This panel fits the classic Massey Ferguson 165, 168, and 188 tractors—machines that have been dependable workhorses on farms for decades. Whether your MF is still pulling its weight with daily chores, hay work, and cultivation, or you’re giving an old favorite a well-deserved restoration, this grill panel provides the protection these reliable tractors deserve.

Made to Last

Farm tractors catch everything the field can throw at them, and the front end takes the worst of it. This grill assembly is built to handle flying rocks, dirt clods, and whatever else gets kicked up during field operations. Quality construction resists rust and corrosion while maintaining the airflow your cooling system needs to keep working properly.

Installation Notes

This lower panel works with the right-hand and left-hand grill panels to create a complete assembly. Before you start, take a look at your mounting points and clean up any rust or debris around the attachment areas. The panel should line up with your existing hood components without any fuss. Consider doing the whole grill at once for the best appearance and protection.