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  1. J

    MF 202 workbull carburator sources

    Both my 202's have Marvel carbs, I have always found rebuild kits just about anywhere for them. The rebuilds are simple, and you should be able to find the kit at just about any parts house.
  2. J

    work bull ?

    Most likely either a MF202 or MF204, I beleive those are the work bull series industrials. My MF202, like most others, have a Continental Z134 4 cylinder gasoline engine. The others are equipped with either a Perkins or Standard, which are diesels. Neither of which are 6 cylinders. I do not know...
  3. J

    still leaking oil

    Hate to say it... but you may have to split it again and see what's going on. If you're sure it's motor oil, the seal may not have taken after you installed it. Either the rear main again, or the trans. There's no much else that could cause that condition.
  4. J

    Wiring Schematic for MF202

    Chuck, Thanks, I would really appreciate it. I do not have the owners manual for this model, only the aftermarket shop repair manual which does not have the schematic. [email protected]
  5. J

    Wiring Schematic for MF202

    Does anyone know of an online source for a wiring schematic on a 1963 MF202 by chance? I cannot believe the I&T manual I got does not cover it. Thanks.
  6. J

    MF 35 Z134 Continental torque specs

    My service manual for the M35 Z134 reads... "When reinstalling the cylinder head, torque the head bolts from the center out at a value of 70-75 Ft.-Lbs." Hope this helps, and good luck!
  7. J

    mf 202, 1962

    By the way... if you do part it out, I'd be interested in the grill, and few other misc parts!
  8. J

    mf 202, 1962

    Hey Zimm... I am in the same situation... My father passed away a couple years back, but just managed to pick up his old 63 MF202 this last weekend. Though she's not in horrible shape, it will need a ton of work. Being that it was my old man's, I would like to restore her. I've been watching...
  9. J

    MF 202 with MF100 Loader - Hydraulic Pump RR?

    Thanks for the reply Chuck... Man, this thing is all kinds of "stuck" on there! I used a ton of PB blaster on it, and even managed to weld up a slide hammer to attach to it, still won't move. Having an aluminum housing rules out using a torch to heat her up... Looks like I might not be able to...
  10. J

    Help ID Continental 4 cyl diesel

    I seen several of these with Continental Z134's in them... but cannot be certain. Can you get a casting number off the block?
  11. J

    MF 202 with MF100 Loader - Hydraulic Pump RR?

    Hello folks... I have a 1963 Massey Ferguson MF202, with a MF100 loader. I am trying to get the hydraulic pump off the front of the tractor to repair and cannot seem to figure out how it is removed. I've removed all the mounting bolts, yet it seems it is still locked on the shaft by something...
  12. J

    Massey Number Plate... 202 Maybe?

    Thanks... I did not notice that!
  13. J

    Massey Number Plate... 202 Maybe?

    Hello everyone... awesome site btw. My father passed away a few years back and he had this old massey sitting out back which had a hydraulic failure of some sort... (pump in front of the radiator?) The pump seems to be missing as if he attempted to repair, but he shut it down where it sat, and...
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