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Locking the arms – used for ‘parking’ the linkage only

12th February 2026

Locking the arms – used for ‘parking’ the linkage only

We get asked all the time about the mechanism for locking the arm on the Leyland and Marshall tractors. This locking mechanism is used for ‘parking’ the linkage when a tractor is not in use, or when carrying out repairs or adjustments to a mounted implement in the raised position.

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Tractor Temperature Senders Explained: Why the Colour of the Terminal Matters for Accurate Gauge Readings

3rd February 2026

Tractor Temperature Senders Explained: Why the Colour of the Terminal Matters for Accurate Gauge Readings

When replacing a temperature sender on a tractor, it’s easy to assume that if the part screws in, it must be correct. This is one of the most common causes of inaccurate temperature gauge readings.

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Tractor Spare Parts Ltd receives Feefo’s coveted Platinum Trusted Service Award 2026

2nd February 2026

Tractor Spare Parts Ltd receives Feefo’s coveted Platinum Trusted Service Award 2026

Tractor Spare Parts Ltd is proud to announce it has received the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award, an exclusive seal of excellence reserved for businesses that consistently deliver world-class customer experiences year after year.

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The Tractor Spare Parts Calendar - Tractor Spare Parts needs you

24th June 2024

The Tractor Spare Parts Calendar - Tractor Spare Parts needs you

We're getting read for our 2025 Tractor Spare Parts Calendar, and we would love your support, and your favourite photos of your tractors!

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BMC and Leyland Parts Books – Why Knowledge Is Key When Using Parts Books

4th June 2024

BMC and Leyland Parts Books – Why Knowledge Is Key When Using Parts Books

Here at Tractor Spare Parts, we have a lot of knowledge and experience, which we have picked up after 20 years of working solely with Nuffield, Leyland, and Marshall tractor parts. Joanna and Wendy, who you will probably speak to when you give us a call, both have decades of experience working at Tractor Spare Parts. Although neither are trained engineers, both have the knowledge that you need to purchase parts for your Nuffield, Leyland or Marshall tractor.

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Identifying the different types of oil filter on Nuffield Tractors

23rd February 2024

Identifying the different types of oil filter on Nuffield Tractors

I have just come across the article below which is an advert taken from ‘The Country Gentleman’ magazine, which is an American agricultural magazine which ran between 1852 and 1955. I am not sure which year this page from the magazine was printed in, but we do know that Purolator filters were founded in New York in 1923. My guess based on the models of tractors in the other parts of the magazine is that this advert was from 1954.

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Repairing a leak on the PTO selector lever – a simple O-ring fix

16th February 2024

Repairing a leak on the PTO selector lever – a simple O-ring fix

The eagle-eyed of you may have noticed that earlier this week I put up a couple of new videos on our Tractor Spare Parts Ltd You Tube channel. One of these videos showed Andy pointing to our own Universal 3 and showing where the PTO selector lever is to the left-hand side of the seat. We had a customer who had a leak on this PTO selector shaft and wanted to know how easy it is to stop the leak. I thought that this was a very good question and thought I would document this in this week’s blog

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Cold Start – A suitable blog for these cold days

26th January 2024

Cold Start – A suitable blog for these cold days

As I am writing this blog, we are at the beginning of a cold snap here in the UK. It might not be as cold as many other parts of the world who would laugh in our face at -6 oC, but it is cold enough.

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Exciting announcement – Technical Information Archives is now live

5th January 2024

Exciting announcement – Technical Information Archives is now live

I have been a bit quiet on the blogs recently. Life takes over, and I have to catch up on things that I have not done before end of year deadlines etc The nights are long and it has been very wet and cold which means jobs around the farm and house just take longer.

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‘Wet’ Cylinder Liner Cavitation Problems

27th October 2023

‘Wet’ Cylinder Liner Cavitation Problems

We are always speaking to customers about problems with engines, the reasons why they are experiencing problems with their engines and how we can help to get their BMC engine or Leyland engine back up and running. One thing that we hear a lot is water in the sump, which forms a milky solution and suggests the engine needs attention.

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