Probably the best source for diagrams is acgopartsbooks.com
From there you click on "view books" to the right of Guest User. Then select Massey Ferguson from the pull down menu and type in your model. It will come up with the 202/203/204/205 listing on top. Click that and you have access to the entire parts list for your tractor complete with zoomable exploded views and part numbers for all the parts and most times you can make out in which order to re-assemble them. If you haven't already been there it's another one of those "why didn't I have this sooner" things.
Just had a look for the diagram and noticed something funny. The diagram which has the foot pedal does not seem to have a compensating spring at all.........strange! That may explain why my 202 didn't have one and didn't seem to need it, the governor worked fine without one.
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