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    Size difference 150/165

    Sorry that was a typo, supposed to be 165 (not 176) Does your book have any info on the 3165? There's almost no info on that model online.
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    Size difference 150/165

    Truthfully I don't know much about them. I have a 150, and have read statements like "a 150 is the same as a 175 except for a smaller engine" or "a 150 is the same as a 135 but longer with a better front axle." The weight of a 150 on tractor data is 4800#. The 135 is 3500. 165, 5000#...
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    Size difference 150/165

    I have a 150 myself. I'm just wondering how much larger the frame is on the 165 as I'm considering "moving up" I don't want to go too much larger
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    Size difference 150/165

    They share the same rear end don't they? And same front hood etc? So they should be the same width and almost the same size right?
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    Size difference 150/165

    So I know these tractors are similar in size, but by how much? Are they the same size? I'm talking things like width, length, weight. More power on the 165 why even make the 150?
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    MF 20 Industrial - info

    Is power assist steering an issue with the loader if say my wife wanted to drive it?
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    MF 20 Industrial - info

    Do you know if the 20 has true power steering? I'm reading the 135 only had "power assist"
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    MF 20 Industrial - info

    Interesting about reverse. This one is an 8 speed.
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    MF 20 Industrial - info

    I'm familiar with the 2135 not so much with this one. So they are basically the same? The specs on tractor data have the loader being quite a beast! I've never used a shuttle trans. Does it reverse in the same gear as you where going forward? Why is there a reverse on the transmission...
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    MF 20 Industrial - info

    Does anyone have more info on these tractors? Are they the industrial version of the 135 or 235? It seems to have the same Perkins diesel engine as my 150, if that correct or are their differences? How does the reverse shuttle lever work on these older machines? Anyone have an idea...
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    Oil leaks - how much is too much?

    Sorry here is the pic.
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    Oil leaks - how much is too much?

    Here is a picture of the floor under my diesel 150. This is after two hours of heavy bush hoggin. It's been losing a lot of oil, through the crankcase breather, oil pan gasket, maybe other places. The oil pressure maxes out the gauge. I'm wondering if this warrants a rebuild, or if this is...
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    102 loader on 150

    Yes the front steering leaves easy access to the crank. Great idea using the tractors fluid rather than the loader frame! I was worried about corrosion and grime in a frame that has sat. How did you plumb the lines? Care to share the pics?
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    102 loader on 150

    "Correct Brackets" -- you are talking about the side mounted plates right? I have a set off a similar loader, they like wrap around the frame, but wasn't sure if they would line up for not. This one on Craigslist tapers in . Other than that, do you think mounting the front pump would be...
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    102 loader on 150

    Loader was on a to-35. Current owner bought the to-35 with the loader already removed. He is selling the loader as he doesn't need it. I can't find any info online about what type of pump it has or if that would work with my 150. I know the 35 would swap to the 135, which has the same...
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