Description
When your independent PTO starts leaking hydraulic fluid around the housing or you notice the engagement isn’t as crisp as it used to be, this large IPTO sealing ring is the simple fix that solves a messy problem. Proper PTO seal integrity prevents costly hydraulic fluid loss and contamination that could damage transmission components. This seal maintains system pressure for optimal PTO performance while preventing environmental contamination from fluid leaks. A worn ring lets fluid seep out while dirt and moisture work their way in – neither helps your PTO system.
What You’re Getting
- Large rubber construction that handles hydraulic pressure and temperature swings
- Precision-molded design for exact fit in your Massey Ferguson IPTO housing
- Quality rubber compound that resists hydraulic fluid breakdown over time
- Direct replacement that installs quickly without modifications
Built for Real Farm Work
These versatile tractors are essential workhorses for diverse farming operations including crop cultivation, hay production, livestock farming, field preparation, and PTO-powered implement operations such as mowing, baling, and hydraulic attachments. Whether you’re running a brush hog on your 240, baling hay with your 390, or operating a manure spreader behind your 565, the independent PTO gets a workout powering all your implements.
Made to Last
Farm equipment runs in dusty, dirty conditions where seals take a beating from temperature changes, hydraulic pressure, and constant vibration. This ring is built from quality rubber compounds that stay flexible in cold weather and won’t harden or crack from heat and hydraulic fluid exposure season after season.
Good to Know
Installation typically requires splitting the PTO housing, so it’s smart to replace this ring whenever you’re doing other PTO work. Clean the housing thoroughly and inspect for any scoring that could cause the new ring to leak. A light coat of hydraulic fluid on the ring helps it seat properly during assembly.
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