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Read articles →This is a hands-on install video, not a review: it shows the actual process of adding a first set of rear auxiliary hydraulics to a Massey Ferguson 1840E, including running hoses, mounting the shifter, removing the fender and seat for access, and fitting the tricky rubber boot over the shifter. The creator notes it took about 90 minutes total. Best for owners planning this exact hydraulics upgrade themselves.
Posted by the Three Point Services- Tractor, trailer and grounds channel, appears to be an owner or technician documenting their own DIY installation work.
No, the creator tried not to take the wheel off and did not have to.
About 90 minutes worth of work to get the first set rear hydraulics on.
Sliding the protective rubber sleeve over the shifter was the most challenging part of the whole job.
The instructions did not mention it, but removing the seat made it much easier to access the valve underneath.
