Description
If you’ve ever had your Massey Ferguson’s transmission start acting up—shifting roughly, low hydraulic pressure, or power steering that feels sluggish—there’s a good chance your transmission accumulator has lost its charge. This hydraulic accumulator is the pressure storage tank that keeps your transmission and hydraulic systems running smoothly, even when demand spikes. When it’s working right, you don’t think about it. When it fails, you notice it quick.
What You’re Getting
- Maintains steady hydraulic pressure for smooth transmission shifts and responsive power steering
- Pre-charged nitrogen bladder design that cushions pressure spikes and stores hydraulic energy
- Heavy-duty construction built to handle the pressure cycles of daily farm work
- Direct replacement that fits right where your original accumulator mounts
- Quality components that restore proper system function without breaking the bank
Built for Real Farm Work
This accumulator fits a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors from the reliable 3000 and 3600 series utility tractors up through the bigger 6100 and 8200 series row-crop machines. Whether you’re running a compact utility tractor for loader work or operating a high-horsepower field tractor for tillage and planting, these are the workhorses that built Massey Ferguson’s reputation for dependable hydraulics.
Made to Last
Farm hydraulic systems take a beating with constant pressure changes, temperature swings, and contamination from dust and debris. This accumulator uses a nitrogen-charged bladder design that maintains proper pre-charge longer than cheaper alternatives. The housing is built to withstand hydraulic pressures and mounting vibration that would crack lesser units.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward—just match the hydraulic connections and mounting points to your original. The key is proper nitrogen charging, which should be done with the system depressurized and the accumulator removed from the tractor. If you’re not equipped for nitrogen charging, any hydraulic shop can handle it. A properly charged accumulator should hold its pressure for years with normal use.
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