Massey Ferguson Tractor Parts Malaysia | Farm Track

Massey Ferguson Tractor Parts Malaysia

Engine, clutch, transmission, hydraulics and electrical parts for MF 100, 200 and 300 series. Commonly sourced — WhatsApp to confirm availability. Based in Ipoh, Perak.

OEM & Aftermarket

Genuine MF OEM and quality aftermarket alternatives sourced on request. Perkins engine parts available for many models.

100/200/300 Series

Our core MF coverage spans the 100 series (MF135–198), 200 series (240–299) and 300 series (3040–3140).

Nationwide Delivery

Ship anywhere in Malaysia. Self-pickup at our Ipoh shop.

Farm Track Suppliers sources Massey Ferguson tractor parts on request for Malaysian farmers, workshops and dealers. Our strongest coverage is across the MF 100, 200 and 300 series — engine, clutch and hydraulic parts are the most commonly requested categories. Many MF tractors use Perkins engines, and we can source Perkins-compatible components with engine serial number confirmation.

Massey Ferguson Models We Commonly Source

100 Series

  • MF135
  • MF165
  • MF175
  • MF185
  • MF188
  • MF190
  • MF198

200 Series

  • MF240
  • MF250
  • MF265
  • MF275
  • MF285
  • MF290
  • MF295
  • MF298
  • MF299

300 Series

  • MF3040
  • MF3050
  • MF3060
  • MF3070
  • MF3080
  • MF3090
  • MF3120
  • MF3140

Other

  • MF 3600 series
  • MF 5400 series
  • Older models on request

Parts We Source for Massey Ferguson

CategoryExamples
EnginePistons, piston rings, gaskets, cylinder heads, Perkins engine parts, injectors
TransmissionGears, bearings, shafts, PTO components, Multi-Power parts
HydraulicsHydraulic pumps, lift cover seals, control valves, cylinder kits
ClutchClutch plates, pressure plates, release bearings, clutch kits
ElectricalAlternators, starters, sensors, glow plugs
FiltersOil, fuel, air, hydraulic filters
WhatsApp for Price

Send us your MF model and part description — we'll check what we can source.

Massey Ferguson Parts — FAQ

Common Massey Ferguson Problems

Multi-Power problems on MF 100 and 200 series usually trace back to low hydraulic oil, a clogged sump screen, or worn clutch packs. Start by checking the hydraulic oil level and condition — burnt-smelling oil means clutch pack slippage. If the solenoid clicks but nothing happens, the control valve spool may be stuck. WhatsApp us your MF model and serial number for parts advice.

Ordering & Delivery