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Working in and around the farm shop in Missouri. USA
Jan. 30th have started on the Massey Ferguson 135 gas tractor with only 1047 hours on it.....one owner going to give it a tuneup all oils changed and filters. Repaint and out the door. I have a Massey Ferguson 65 diesel with engine problems that is coming in next. Let me know your here......appreciate you stopping by. Scott
Update January 17th almost finished.....good thing too, this tractor's brother a MF 65 diesel is sick. It will get into hospital here soon. But first I have a MF 135 gas tractor to just paint.
I need to get the tie rods on, fenders back on and decals.........will be ready to feed round bales....After setting for over 10 years it smokes some.......I am hoping it is a stuck ring and with the cleaner I have in the engine oil that cleans it up and loosens it.
So far........redid carb., radiator, new water pump, new belt, new hoses, tuned up engine, set the valve, changed engine and transmission oil (that was a mess to get it all cleaned out). cleaned out fuel tank, rebuilt starter. I will also have redid the tie rods to tighten up the steering. everything works but the fuel gauge. Not too worried about that right now it is easy to fix. Tightened up the brakes, greased everything. We are ready to go to feeding cows round bales with this for a while. It will be sold in the spring, after I use it a while to make sure it is ok.
THANKS FOR stopping by!
Scott
I am starting today Dec. 2nd on a Massey Ferguson 65 Gas tractor. It is a late 1964 early 1965 model one of the last 3000 made of that model. It has not been running for over 10 years. I cleaned the engine and front of all the grease as best I could outside with oven cleaner and a pressure washer. Watch as I take it from the way it looks to something that I can feed cows with this winter. This is a 45 horse power tractor with a 4 cylinder continential engine. This was a very very popular tractor in its day. It has power steering and "Multipower" which was new at that time and Very well liked. It gave you two gears in each of the 6 forward gears making 12 combinations. Scott
You will also see some of the cows and stuff outside the shop in the daytime too! Well you will never know what your going to see me working on in the farm shop. You will also see the "farm dogs" that rule the shop too. Hope you sign the guest book too! Let me know where your from! Greetings from the farm in MISSOURI USA. THANKS! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!
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January 20, 2012 at 14:51 pmHi, Pittsburgh, Pa area here, I had a MF-135 for about 7 years till it caught fire and burned up, I really liked that old tractor. -
January 19, 2012 at 19:03 pmWell i came and looked, but didnt find you Scotty lol -
January 17, 2012 at 22:06 pmEnvious of your shop! I'm working on a '48 Farmall H that all the rear axle bearings fell apart. Caught it before it broke the case, but now have to order all new bearings! Keep up the good work! -
January 16, 2012 at 22:33 pmit's good to see the old 'work horses' being fixed up and kept alive,i live in the farmland of Westport,Massachusetts, and love to see the old working farms still survive,that's what america was built on,and best of all,this reminds me of the garage we hung around drinking beers, when the work was done of course,lol,,,cheers and good luck. -
January 15, 2012 at 12:37 pmGreat Tractor and nice work. I had a Ford 9 N that I restored and used for many years. The "VIN" number on the axle said it was made in November of 1941 if I remember correctly. For getting grease off an engine you may not have heard of this tric, but Carb Cleaner usually works as well as oven cleaner and doesn't leave a residue, (I think better than oven cleaner on hydorcarbon grease and doesn't attack the paint.) Good luck, scratch the dogs for me. Bill Sawyer, West Chester, PA (www.estatewagons.com) -
January 14, 2012 at 11:16 amhi from nottingham uk -
December 19, 2011 at 19:14 pmHi Attheshop from SW PA! Good Luck on the tractor!!



