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MF 135 Points/Condensor

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Charles Wilson

08-28-2006 05:58:17




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First time for me to change points and condensor in this tractor(MF 135 with Continental engine) not sure weather points/ condensor can be picked up at auto parts store or dealer only, Part # would be helpful. thanks




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TJN

08-30-2006 09:15:42




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 Re: MF 135 Points/Condensor in reply to Charles Wilson, 08-28-2006 05:58:17  
I have a similar issue on the same tractor.

I've tuned the tractor up with all new points, condensor, rotor, cap, plugs, plug wires and coil. It ran Ok for a while then started to miss and run really rough. I pulled the distributor cap and noticed that the rotor was cutting very deep into the contacts on the inside of the cap. I bought the parts at an auto parts store, and they were not exactly sure they were corret, just matched them up by sight. I went to the Massey Ferguson dealer and got a new cap and rotor (still using the same set of points from the auto parts store) and installed them. It still runs very rough, poor acceleration, etc. I gapped the points using a feeler gauge, but now am going to use a dwell meter, but don't remember how to hook it up. Also I can't find the dwell spec in the book, do you know what the proper dwell is for this tractor with the continental four cylinder engine. Can you tell me how to hook up the dwell meter.

I also noticed that the number three cylinder always has a spot of black oil pooled under the sparkplug hole, even though I've checked to make sure the plug is tight. Is there a crush washer or o-ring that I can put on the plug to seal it up. Hopefully its not a cracked head.

My email is: nicholtj@comcast.net Any and all comments and advice are appreciated.

Tom

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TJN

08-31-2006 12:13:29




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 Re: MF 135 Points/Condensor in reply to TJN, 08-30-2006 09:15:42  
Well, I guess I'll admit to a rare level of stupidity, even for myself. Maybe it will save someone else similar tribulations at my expense. Turns out the distributor rotor rotates COUNTERCLOCKWISE. The amazing thing is even with the 1-3-4-2 firing order going into the distributor cap, clockwise, the damn thing still ran, in fact it pured like a kitten at idle. When you give it gas it coughs and sputters like crazy, like its not getting any spark advance, but will still get up to 2000 RPM. Live and learn, but the truth is I learned that lesson thirty years ago when I was in highschool. I guess as the memory begins to go, we have to relearn some old lessons. Good news is, it was a very cheap fix, as in free. At least I didn't start to tear into the distributor and rebuild it.

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Green B

08-28-2006 20:00:43




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 Re: MF 135 Points/Condensor in reply to Charles Wilson, 08-28-2006 05:58:17  
They are available on this site. look under tractor parts on left side



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Gerald J.

08-28-2006 08:43:50




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 Re: MF 135 Points/Condensor in reply to Charles Wilson, 08-28-2006 05:58:17  
I believe they are common Delco parts used in many Delco distributors. Most all auto and farm stores should have them.

Gerald J.



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Thanks Gerald

08-28-2006 08:48:18




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 Re: MF 135 Points/Condensor in reply to Gerald J., 08-28-2006 08:43:50  
Appreciate the Info



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