Allen Hex Socket Head Screws for Massey Ferguson 100, 200, 500, and 600 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re in the middle of a repair and need proper fasteners that won’t strip out or loosen up on you, these allen head screws are exactly what your Massey Ferguson needs. Unlike regular bolts that can get rounded off with wear, these socket head screws give your allen wrench or hex key a solid grip for installation and removal, even after years of field use. They’re the same style fasteners that came on your tractor originally, so you know they’ll hold up to whatever you throw at them.

What You’re Getting

• Pack of 5 heavy-duty allen head screws priced per individual unit
• Hex socket design won’t strip like Phillips or slot head screws
• High-grade steel construction handles the constant vibration of tractor work
• Precise threading ensures tight, secure fit that stays put
• Direct replacement for worn or missing original fasteners

Built for Real Farm Work

These screws fit a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors from the reliable 100 series utility models through the heavy-duty 600 series workhorses. Whether you’re maintaining a 168 for small farm tasks, running a 275 for mid-sized operations, or keeping a 690 working in serious agricultural applications, proper fasteners make all the difference in reliability and safety.

Made to Last

Farm equipment fasteners take a beating from weather, chemicals, and constant movement. These allen screws are built from quality steel that resists corrosion and maintains thread integrity through countless temperature cycles and vibration loads. The socket head design distributes clamping force evenly and provides multiple engagement surfaces for your hex key.

Good to Know

Keep a few extras in your toolbox since these screws are used in various locations throughout your tractor. When installing, clean the threads and apply a drop of thread locker if the application sees a lot of vibration. Don’t over-tighten – the hex socket gives you good leverage, but proper torque prevents thread damage and ensures the fastener does its job properly.