Universal Cab Mounting for Massey Ferguson Telehandlers with 65mm and 80mm Center Spacing

Description

When your telehandler cab starts rattling like a paint shaker or you feel every little bump and vibration through your seat, it’s time to look at those cab mounts. Worn or compressed mountings don’t just make for a rough ride—they can mess with your door alignment, stress the cab frame, and turn a productive day into a miserable one. This heavy-duty replacement mount gets your cab floating smoothly again.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-engineered with 65mm front/rear and 80mm long side hole spacing for exact fitment
• Heavy-duty rubber compound that actually absorbs vibration instead of just transmitting it to your bones
• Steel reinforcement plates that distribute the load and prevent tear-out under heavy use
• Weather-resistant construction that won’t crack or harden from exposure to hydraulic fluid and diesel
• Direct replacement design that installs without modifications or special tools

Built for Real Farm Work

This mount is designed for the demanding world of telehandler operation—whether you’re loading trucks all day, stacking round bales on rough ground, or moving materials around a construction site. These machines work hard in tough conditions, and proper cab isolation isn’t just about comfort, it’s about keeping you productive and preventing fatigue during those long days.

Made to Last

The rubber compound is formulated to provide the right balance between vibration isolation and cab stability. Too soft and your cab bounces around like a carnival ride, too hard and you might as well be sitting on the engine block. The steel plates distribute loads evenly to prevent the rubber from tearing when you hit those inevitable bumps and jolts.

Good to Know

Always support the cab weight properly before pulling the old mounts—never let it hang unsupported. Replace all the mounts at the same time since they typically wear at similar rates, and torque the bolts to spec without over-compressing the rubber. Check your cab doors for proper alignment after installation, and take a look at the mounting brackets for any stress cracks while you’re at it.