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Lower Link Pin for Massey Ferguson TE, 35, and 100 Series Tractors

Original price was: $13.38.Current price is: $10.37.

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When you’re hooking up implements on your classic Massey Ferguson, that lower link pin is what keeps everything connected and working safely. If you’ve been struggling with a bent or worn pin that won’t slide in smoothly, or one that’s got too much play in it, this replacement gets you back to reliable three-point operation. This is the old-type configuration specifically designed for early MF tractors with the smaller 16mm diameter.

What You’re Getting

  • Category 1 specification that fits standard agricultural implements perfectly
  • Old-type design made specifically for early Massey Ferguson hitch configurations
  • 135/80mm working length provides the right engagement depth for secure attachment
  • 16mm diameter ensures a snug fit without excessive play or binding
  • Precision-machined surfaces for smooth installation and removal even after years of use

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin fits right into the Ferguson TE series tractors (TEA20, TED20, TEF20), the popular 35 and 35X models, and the 100 series including the 133, 135, and 148. These are the tractors you’ll find handling everything from hay operations and livestock work to cultivation and brush cutting on smaller farms and hobby operations across the country.

Made to Last

High-strength steel construction handles the constant stress of lifting implements, backing up with loads, and working in rough terrain. The precision machining means it’ll slide in and out smoothly while maintaining that secure connection your implements need. Built to the same specs as the original, so you know it’ll hold up to years of farm use.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement for the old-type lower link pins on early Massey Ferguson tractors. Make sure you’ve got the right type – this 16mm diameter pin is for the older hitch design, not the later models that use different sizing. Always use proper retaining clips or lynch pins to keep it secure during operation, and a little grease on the pin makes installation easier and extends service life.