Description

When your vintage Massey starts wandering down the road like it’s had a few too many, a worn drag link is usually the culprit. That loose, sloppy steering that makes you fight the wheel on every turn? This old-type drag link with dual screw-in ends brings back the tight, responsive steering your classic MF had when it rolled off the assembly line decades ago.

What You’re Getting

Old-type design with two screw-in ends that stay put – no push-in connections that work loose
Heavy-duty construction handles steering forces without flexing or bending
Precision threads ensure tight fit with zero play in the steering system
Correct length maintains proper steering geometry for accurate tracking
Built to original specifications – this is how they made them back in the day

Built for Real Farm Work

Your classic MF 35, 35X, FE35, or early 135 still has plenty of work left – from mowing pastures and pulling wagons to parade duty and hobby farming. This drag link transfers every steering input faithfully from your steering box to the wheels, whether you’re navigating tight spots around the barn or maintaining straight lines in the field.

Made to Last

The dual screw-in design provides maximum adjustability and security compared to newer push-in styles. These connections stay tight through decades of use, handling all the steering forces these tractors generate without the bending that causes wandering. It’s built to original specifications because sometimes the old way really was the better way.

Installation Notes

This fits MF 35, 35X, FE35, and early 135 models using old-type steering linkage only – don’t mix with new-type push-in components. Use proper tie rod separator tools to avoid damage during removal, and check thread condition carefully before installation. Both ends must be secured with safety wire or cotter pins properly installed.