Differential Centre Housing Spacer for Massey Ferguson 200, 300, and 600 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re hearing metal-on-metal grinding from your rear end or noticing oil leaks around the differential housing, there’s a good chance the centre housing components need attention. This spacer is one of those small but critical parts that keeps proper clearances between differential gears and bearings, preventing costly damage to expensive ring and pinion gears. Getting the right spacing is essential for smooth power transfer and long component life.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-machined spacer that maintains proper differential gear clearances
• Heavy-duty construction designed to handle the loads and stresses of farm work
• Exact dimensions to match factory specifications for reliable fit
• Quality materials that resist wear and maintain dimensional stability
• Direct replacement for worn or damaged original spacers

Built for Real Farm Work

This spacer works in the differential assemblies of Massey Ferguson tractors across several popular series. These workhorses handle everything from field cultivation and planting to hay operations and loader work. Whether you’re running a 275 on smaller acreage or using a 690 for heavy-duty row crop farming, proper differential spacing keeps power flowing smoothly to both rear wheels.

Made to Last

Differential components operate in a harsh environment of high loads, constant oil splash, and temperature extremes. This spacer is manufactured from materials that maintain their dimensions under stress and resist the wear that comes from constant gear mesh cycles. The precision machining ensures it fits properly with other differential components without binding or excessive play.

Good to Know

Differential work requires specialized tools and experience, so this is typically a job for a qualified mechanic or machine shop. When replacing spacers, it’s important to check all related components including bearings, seals, and gear mesh patterns. The entire assembly should be thoroughly cleaned and inspected before reassembly, and proper torque specifications must be followed for safe operation.