Draft Control Rubber Bush for Massey Ferguson 65 and 100 Series Top Link Bracket

Description

When your three-point hitch isn’t responding like it should or you’re getting rough, jerky operation during draft control adjustments, worn rubber bushings in the top link bracket are often the culprit. This little rubber bush might not look like much, but it’s what keeps your draft control system working smoothly and quietly. Without it, you’ll feel every bump and vibration through the hydraulics, and your implements won’t maintain consistent working depth the way they should.

What You’re Getting

• Quality rubber construction that dampens vibrations and reduces noise in your three-point hitch system
• Precise fit that eliminates the play and sloppiness that develops when old bushes wear out
• Durable material that handles the constant flexing and movement of draft control operation
• Direct replacement part that installs easily in your existing top link bracket assembly

Built for Real Farm Work

This bush fits the legendary Massey Ferguson 65 and 100 series tractors that have been the backbone of farms for decades. Whether you’re running a compact MF 65 for smaller operations or working with 165, 175, or 178 models for serious field work, these tractors handle everything from plowing and disking to cultivation and hay operations where smooth draft control makes all the difference between good fieldwork and great fieldwork.

Made to Last

Farm equipment bushings take a real beating from constant movement, hydraulic pressure, and temperature changes. This rubber bush is designed to handle the demands of agricultural hydraulic systems, maintaining its flexibility and sealing properties through seasons of heavy use. It won’t crack, harden, or deteriorate like cheaper alternatives that leave you replacing the same part again next season.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward when you’re already working on your three-point hitch or top link assembly. Take a moment to inspect the bracket itself for any wear or damage while you’ve got things apart. If you’re experiencing draft control problems, this bush replacement often solves issues with jerky operation or loss of sensitivity in your hydraulic response.