Tipping Pipe Bracket for Massey Ferguson 135 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re hauling grain, feed, or other materials with a hydraulic tipper attachment on your MF 135, this bracket ensures your tipping pipe stays exactly where it belongs. A loose or missing pipe bracket means hydraulic fluid under the cab and potential damage to expensive hydraulic lines during tipping operations. This sturdy bracket keeps your tipping system properly positioned and protected, so you can focus on the work instead of worrying about hydraulic problems.

What You’re Getting

• Proper positioning that prevents pipe stress and premature hose failure
• Heavy-duty construction that handles the pressure and movement of tipping operations
• Direct mounting design that fits the original equipment attachment points
• Quality materials that resist hydraulic fluid and weather exposure

Built for Real Farm Work

This bracket is designed specifically for Massey Ferguson 135 tractors equipped with hydraulic tipping systems. Whether you’re using a grain box for harvest season, hauling feed to cattle, or moving compost and other farm materials, proper pipe support is essential for reliable operation. Your 135 is probably one of the most versatile machines on your farm, and this bracket keeps the hydraulic tipper system working as intended.

Made to Last

The brackets position the pipe correctly to prevent stress and wear, while quality construction ensures leak-free operation under maximum pressure. Every component is built to work as a system for years of reliable service. This bracket uses materials that won’t crack from hydraulic pressure or deteriorate from fluid exposure over time.

Installation Notes

This bracket mounts using the original attachment points on your tractor’s hydraulic system. Clean the mounting area thoroughly and check for any worn or damaged hydraulic fittings while you have access. If you’re installing this as part of a complete tipping pipe system, make sure all components are properly supported and routed to prevent kinking or rubbing during operation.