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Brent PA

06-26-2004 18:40:55

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I came across a MF 35 for sale, it has the 3 cylinder Perkins. The tractor is in decent condition needs new tires and exhaust manifold. What would a good be a good price to pay for this tractor. Another question what does the serial number tell you SNM249031 ?

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C. T. in Oklahoma

06-29-2004 19:34:22

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Re: MF 35 in reply to Brent PA, 06-26-2004 18:40:55

Brent, S = normal width.
N = Diesel, Perkins A3 152.
M = dual clutch fitted
C. T.

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Chuck, WA

06-28-2004 08:06:16

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Re: MF 35 in reply to Brent PA, 06-26-2004 18:40:55

Brent...bought mine a few years ago. MF 35 Deluxe, Perkins. $4250 and slightly restored, but recently overhauled. Needs a hydraulics overhaul. The link to mine on the YT Tractor Registry is given. SN is 250583, also 1964, like yours, but slightly newer.

Great tractor. I'm a greenhorn, and this is my first tractor. On advice of friends, had been looking for an 8n when I saw this one. The MF was around $1400 more than the 8n - way more than I intended to spend, but I've never regretted it. Even my friend who advised (and has) an 8n fell in love with it after he used it.

As in another reply, I could sell it today and get what I put into it, but wouldn't even consider it!

Chuck, WA

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Boss Hog

06-28-2004 06:03:52

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Re: MF 35 in reply to Brent PA, 06-26-2004 18:40:55

I think the other guys are right in there.

I paid $3,400 for my gas MF35 about 6 years ago. It's probably worth about the same amount today, I'd guess.

A lot depends on your local market. If you have a lot of yupies around with 5 acres who are farmers, they tend to buy up any available tractors and pay ungodly sums for them. That can really drive the value of them up.

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txblu

06-28-2004 10:00:45

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Re: Re: MF 35 in reply to Boss Hog, 06-28-2004 06:03:52

Hog you hit it right on. I live in Collin County, Texas which is a little North of Dallas. The county tax collector said that there were more YUPPIE FARMS (5 acre) here than anywhere else in the USA.

Right on again about price. I bought an 80 hp JD in great shape for $500 more than my MF 35.

How bout dat.

Mark

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txblu

06-27-2004 07:40:13

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Re: MF 35 in reply to Brent PA, 06-26-2004 18:40:55

Mine is a couple thousand units from yours. Same SNM. It had been repainted and sheet metal bondo'd for a real professional look.

Perkins is strong, starts fast, but oil press is low indicating overhaul someday. I put in HD 40w oil and press is reasonable.

Everything works except fuel gauge (others orig); lift performs nicely but drops within 1 minute when engine off indicating worn O-ring on lift cylinder....no biggie.

One rear tire is weak, other fine. Glad to give $4000 a month ago.

Mark

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