Seat Hinge Pin for Massey Ferguson 35, 35X, 65, and 100 Series Tractors

Description

If you’ve noticed your seat wobbling around or feeling loose when you’re bouncing across the pasture, this 7 1/2 inch seat hinge pin is probably what you need. This little pin connects your seat to the tractor frame and takes a beating from all that daily vibration and movement. When it wears out, your seat starts feeling sloppy and unsafe—not something you want when you’re trying to focus on the job at hand.

What You’re Getting

• 7 1/2 inch length designed for proper seat attachment and alignment
• Precision-manufactured steel construction that handles constant stress and movement
• Direct replacement part that installs just like the original
• Heat-treated finish resists wear and corrosion from weather and farm conditions

Built for Real Farm Work

These Massey Ferguson tractors are legendary workhorses that handle diverse farming operations from cultivating row crops and managing hay production to operating loaders and handling livestock chores. These compact utility tractors handle everything from mowing pastures and bush-hogging to running a hay rake, operating a post-hole digger, or pushing snow in winter. A secure seat is essential when you’re spending long days in the field or making quick trips around the property.

Made to Last

This isn’t some lightweight hardware store pin cut to length—it’s manufactured to handle the constant stress and vibration that comes with tractor work. The steel is heat-treated to resist stripping while staying tough enough to handle stress without snapping, and the fine manufacturing grips better and holds tighter, especially important when dealing with the constant vibration these tractors see in daily operation.

Installation Notes

This is usually a straightforward replacement job that most folks can handle with basic tools. You might need to support the seat while you work, and sometimes the old pin can be stubborn if it’s been in there for years. A little penetrating oil and patience usually does the trick. Make sure everything lines up properly before you fully tighten it down.