Quadrant Lever Tension Kit for Massey Ferguson 35, 65, and 135 Series Hydraulic Lift Control

Description

We’ve all been there—you’re trying to keep your plow at just the right depth, but that draft control lever keeps slipping on you. Or maybe your position control won’t hold where you set it, making it impossible to get consistent implement height. When your hydraulic control quadrant starts acting up, this little tension kit is exactly what you need to get things working right again.

What You’re Getting

• Complete kit with all the small parts that usually wear out or get lost during repairs
• Restores proper friction so your lever stays put when you set it
• Eliminates that annoying lever drift that messes up your implement positioning
• Direct replacement components—no modifications or workarounds needed
• Pack of 5 pieces gives you extras for future maintenance or in case something drops

Built for Real Farm Work

These tension components are made from materials that can handle the constant adjustments and vibration that come with three-point hitch work. Whether you’re running a plow through varying soil conditions, adjusting cultivator height on the go, or maintaining cutting height with your rotary mower, the quadrant needs to hold position under load. This kit gives you back that precise control that makes the difference between good work and frustrating work.

Made to Last

Unlike throwing in some washers or other makeshift fixes, this proper kit maintains just the right amount of resistance for smooth operation without binding up. The components are designed to provide consistent friction over time, so you’re not constantly readjusting or fighting with sticky controls.

Installation Notes

You’ll need to pull the hydraulic lift cover and quadrant assembly to get at these parts, so it’s a perfect time to clean everything up and check for other worn components. Most folks can handle this repair with basic tools, though having your service manual handy helps identify exactly where each piece goes. The kit includes extras because these small parts have a habit of disappearing when you’re not looking.