Description

When your hydraulic controls start acting up – levers sticking in position, sluggish response, or complete failure to operate implements – it’s usually the control valve that’s letting you down. This modified MK2 hydraulic control valve is the upgraded solution that replaces your worn original valve with improved performance and reliability. Whether you’re operating a loader, running rear remotes, or controlling your three-point hitch, this valve gives you the precise hydraulic control you need for productive farm work.

What You’re Getting

Modified MK2 design addresses common issues found in original valves for better long-term reliability
Precision-machined valve body ensures accurate flow control and positive positioning
Hardened internal components resist wear from constant cycling under hydraulic pressure
Direct replacement installation fits existing valve mounting without modifications
Quality sealing components prevent internal leakage that robs hydraulic power

Built for Real Farm Work

This control valve is designed for the Massey Ferguson 100 Series tractors that have been the workhorses of small to medium farms for decades. These reliable machines handle everything from hay operations and loader work to cultivating and planting, where responsive hydraulic control makes the difference between smooth operation and frustrating downtime. It’s also compatible with the Massey Ferguson industrial telehandler Model 50, where precise hydraulic control is critical for safe material handling operations.

Made to Last

Built to handle the demanding hydraulic pressures and constant cycling that farm work demands, this valve uses quality materials and precision manufacturing to deliver years of reliable service. The modified design incorporates improvements based on field experience, addressing weak points in the original valve design while maintaining full compatibility with your tractor’s hydraulic system.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for your original control valve, so installation is straightforward if you’re comfortable working with hydraulic systems. Make sure to depressurize the hydraulic system completely before starting work, and have clean hydraulic fluid ready for refilling. After installation, you’ll need to bleed the system properly to ensure smooth operation – take your time with this step for best results.