Fuel Tank for Massey Ferguson 200 Series Tractors – 700mm Length Diesel Tank

Description

When you’re halfway through baling hay or pulling that disc across the back forty, the last thing you want to worry about is fuel leaking out of a rusted tank. A compromised fuel tank doesn’t just waste expensive diesel – it can leave you stranded right when you need your tractor most. This replacement fuel tank gives your Massey Ferguson 200 series the reliable fuel storage it needs to keep working through long days.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty steel construction that handles the bumps, vibration, and weather your tractor faces every day
• Proper 700mm length sizing with mounting points that match your original tank exactly
• Corrosion-resistant coating inside and out to prevent the rust-through that kills original tanks
• Large fuel capacity means fewer trips to the diesel tank during busy seasons
• Built-in provisions for your fuel sender unit and all original fittings

Built for Real Farm Work

This tank works on Massey Ferguson 200 series models including the 265, 275, 285, and 290 – tractors that earn their keep doing everything from cultivating and planting to running loaders and pulling hay equipment. These mid-sized workhorses handle most of the daily chores on farms, whether you’re feeding cattle, working ground, or hauling grain carts during harvest.

Made to Last

Farm fuel tanks take abuse from road salt, fertilizer dust, and temperature swings that go from below zero to blazing summer heat. This tank uses materials that resist the corrosion that eats through original tanks, and the welded construction prevents the stress cracks that develop where tanks mount to the tractor frame.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for your original tank using the same mounting points and fuel fittings. Drain your old tank completely before removal – diesel fuel is heavy and messy. Transfer the fuel sender unit and fittings to the new tank, making sure all connections are clean and tight. A good tip: inspect your fuel lines while the tank’s out – cracked lines can cause problems later.