Timing Cover Gasket for Massey Ferguson 35 and 135 Diesel Tractors

Description

That oil leak dripping from behind your fan isn’t going to fix itself, and chances are it’s this timing cover gasket that’s given up the ghost. When you see oil spots under the front of your MF 35 or 135, this little gasket is usually the culprit. It might seem like a small part, but it’s keeping oil where it belongs instead of all over your shop floor or creating a fire hazard on hot exhaust components.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-cut gasket that fits MF timing covers like it should
• Oil-resistant material that handles hot engine conditions without breaking down
• Direct replacement that stops leaks at the critical engine front seal point
• Quality construction that resists compression set better than cheap alternatives
• Essential seal for maintaining proper engine oil pressure

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Massey Ferguson 35 or 135 has earned its place on your farm through decades of reliable service. Whether it’s your go-to chore tractor, handles the bush hogging, or runs the hay equipment, these machines keep working season after season. This timing cover gasket creates the critical seal where your timing gears live, protecting them from dirt and moisture while keeping vital engine oil from escaping.

Made to Last

This timing cover gasket uses quality materials that resist the compression set that causes old gaskets to leak. It maintains a proper seal through years of heat cycles and temperature swings. At today’s oil prices, even a small leak gets expensive fast, not to mention the potential engine damage from low oil levels.

Installation Notes

Clean both mating surfaces thoroughly—any old gasket material or dirt guarantees a comeback leak. Check the timing cover for warpage or cracks while it’s off. Don’t use gasket sealer unless specifically required. Torque the cover bolts evenly in a crossing pattern to ensure uniform gasket compression. While you’re in there, it’s a perfect time to check timing gear backlash and condition. Most mechanics complete this job in 1-2 hours with basic tools.