Power Steering Pump Seal Kit for Massey Ferguson 35, 35X, 135, and 148 Series Tractors

Description

If your Massey Ferguson has been getting harder to steer or you’re noticing hydraulic fluid puddles under the tractor, worn seals in your kidney-style power steering pump are usually the culprit. When your power steering starts feeling heavy or you notice fluid dripping from the steering unit, worn seals are the problem, causing heavy steering especially at low RPM. This complete seal kit rebuilds your kidney pump and brings back the effortless steering that made these tractors legendary for operator comfort.

What You’re Getting

• Each seal is specifically sized and made from fuel-resistant materials designed to handle the pressure and chemical exposure, with precision-cut gaskets ensuring proper sealing surfaces
• Complete rebuild capability without the expense of a new or rebuilt pump
• Quality rubber seals that resist heat cycling and hydraulic fluid degradation
• Proper seal dimensions that match original specifications for reliable operation

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit fits Massey Ferguson 135 and 148 models, plus the 35 and 35X series tractors that are still earning their keep on farms everywhere. Whether you’re running a loader around the farmyard, cultivating row crops, or handling heavy tillage work, these components are sized to handle the demands of loader work, heavy tillage, and all-day operation without losing effectiveness.

Made to Last

When installed correctly, these seals will give you years of leak-free operation with quality seals and precision machining that will outlast your tractor. The materials are specifically chosen to handle the constant pressure cycling and temperature changes that come with real farm work, giving you better durability than many original seals.

Installation Notes

First, cleanliness is critical – even a tiny speck of dirt can damage your pump or cause poor running. Work in a clean area and have plenty of diesel fuel or solvent on hand for cleaning parts. Take photos as you disassemble to help with reassembly. Most experienced mechanics can handle this rebuild in a few hours, and it’s much more economical than replacing the entire pump.