Description

When you’re out raising and lowering implements all day, the last thing you need is your hydraulic lift cover coming loose. This small but crucial lock pin keeps that cover exactly where it belongs, protecting your three-point hitch hydraulic components from dirt, moisture, and debris that can turn into expensive problems down the road. It’s one of those little parts that doesn’t get much attention until it’s missing—then suddenly your lift cover’s rattling around and hydraulic fluid’s where it shouldn’t be.

What You’re Getting

Precise fit that secures your lift cover plunger without play or looseness
Heavy-duty construction that handles constant vibration and daily operation cycles
Corrosion-resistant materials that stand up to weather and hydraulic fluid exposure
Universal design that fits an impressive range of Massey Ferguson models from 100 through 4300 series
Direct replacement that installs easily without special tools or modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This lock pin works across virtually every Massey Ferguson from compact utility tractors to large agricultural machines and articulated models. Whether you’re running a bush hog, pulling cultivation equipment, or operating a loader, your hydraulic system’s constantly cycling through pressure changes as you raise and lower implements. Keeping that lift cover properly secured means your hydraulic components stay clean and your three-point hitch keeps working reliably when you need it most.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics depend on cleanliness to function properly, and an unsecured lift cover is an open invitation for contamination. This lock pin’s built to handle the constant stress and vibration that comes with field work, ensuring your cover stays put through thousands of lift cycles. The quality materials resist corrosion from hydraulic fluid and weather exposure, so it keeps doing its job season after season.

Good to Know

Before installing, clean the area thoroughly and check that the lift cover and plunger assembly are in good shape. The pin should slide into place easily and hold the cover securely without excessive movement. If your cover’s been loose or rattling, take a look at the mounting holes for wear that might need attention. This is an inexpensive part that prevents expensive hydraulic problems, so consider keeping a spare on hand during busy seasons.