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Re: Help with info on the MF35


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Posted by Robert Marzi on July 08, 1998 at 17:13:52:

In Reply to: Help with info on the MF35 posted by Glenn M. on July 08, 1998 at 14:41:03:

Hi Glen,

I just started to restore a MF TO-35 and found myself in the same situation. I called our local agricultural agent and my search was on. I have been buy most of my parts from a place in Penn. M M Weaver 800-225-2321. Their prices have been good their advice very good and they are just nice people. There is one fella in parts, Amos who knows the older MF machines inside and out.

Regards,

Bob
: About 6 years ago I bought an MF35 in fairly good condition. Having grown up on a small farm with an old JD two-lunger with stick clutch, the MF35 was the cat's meow. Dual range rear end, live PTO and everything but a beautiful blonde with it, it does everything my little 10 acre spread requires of it.

: Other than a slow leak of hydraulic/transmission fluid out the back of the shaft, everything works. However, the generator doesn't charge and the regulator has been fried since I bought it, and I rewired it just to get the ignition and lights to work. And I don't mind charging the battery periodically.
: I have a small manual on the tractor but know very little about when it was made, strengths & weaknesses. If anyone has some info on when it was produced and a source of parts and/or supplies for it that I could refer to when needed, I'd sure appreciate it. Thanks in advance.




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