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Lower Engine Thrust Washer for Massey Ferguson 175, 180, 265 & 31C Tractors

Original price was: $26.38.Current price is: $16.21.

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If your engine is making metallic knocking sounds or has developed excessive end play, chances are your thrust washers are worn out. These small but critical washers control how much your crankshaft can move back and forth – too much movement leads to bearing damage and expensive repairs. This lower thrust washer restores proper crankshaft positioning and gets your engine running smooth again.

What You’re Getting

  • Tabbed design with off-center tab for precise positioning and secure installation
  • Made from durable materials that handle constant pressure and wear
  • Direct replacement for worn original washers – no modifications needed
  • TISCO quality construction designed to last through rebuild cycles

Built for Hard-Working Engines

This thrust washer fits Massey Ferguson 175 and 180 utility tractors with engine serial numbers 4812575 and up, all MF265 models, 31C industrial tractors, and 6500 forklifts. These workhorses handle everything from hay operations to heavy loader work, and their engines need proper thrust control to handle the constant load changes and vibration that come with real farm work.

Made to Last

Engine thrust washers take tremendous loads every time you start, stop, or change engine speed. This washer is manufactured to handle those forces while maintaining precise tolerances that keep your crankshaft where it belongs. The tabbed design prevents rotation while the off-center tab ensures correct installation orientation.

Good to Know

You’ll need 2 of these washers per engine – they work in pairs to control crankshaft end play. Installation requires engine disassembly, so it’s typically done during major overhauls or rebuilds. Check your engine serial number before ordering since different serial ranges use different washers. If you’re doing a complete rebuild, inspect all related engine bearings while you’ve got things apart.