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  1. J

    Guidance in uploading videos to the forum

    Hello all Just wanted some guidance on how to up load videos to the forum?
  2. J

    installing wheel weights on 202

    How can I attach this u-tube video I found ( the Title is case/david brown 1390 tire change) I used this video as an aid in dismounting and mounting my rear tires in the course of installing the weights on the 202. Although I was unable to (after unseating the beads) pull the tire off the rim...
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    installing wheel weights on 202

    I too wasn't too fond of liquid ballast which was why I continued to search out weights.Quite a while ago I saw these same weights at Eberhard Equipment , but looking at them at the time I didn't know what they actually fitted and they wanted 400.00 for the two. Until I actually saw them...
  4. J

    No PIO

    Seems like it might work, I never tried that combination. I put together an early 202 center section together with a late model 202. Worked out very smoothly no problems at all. I think I remember that the bolt pattern across several models were the same.
  5. J

    No PIO

    uhm, no three point? so maybe no internal hydraulics? That's an interesting one. That would possibly mean some additional internal components, I'm not sure, maybe another might chime in? Does this MF 40 have a front loader? maybe dedicated front loader/backhoe machine?I have seen this...
  6. J

    No PIO

    It is essentially the addition of the PTO shaft, the rear bearing/ bushing/ oil seal assembly, a PTO engagement slider and the engagement lever assembly which is bolted to the left side of the center section. Also a PTO shaft bushing needs to be installed inside the center section inplace of a...
  7. J

    installing wheel weights on 202

    Not sure why some pictures are not loading
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    installing wheel weights on 202

    These are just a few pictures of the weight install.
  9. J

    installing wheel weights on 202

    Hello all I wanted to post some pictures of how I finally figured out how to get these large rear wheel weights on to my 202 as requested by SHAEFF and thanks to SCOOBIEGUY for kick starting my brain in figuring out how to go about it. Working out how to handle these monsterist weights took...
  10. J

    100 VS 200 loader

    I did want to say ,I've seen many more 200 series industrials running the 200 loader as opposed to the 100, I decided to go with the 200 due to it being the heavier duty loader
  11. J

    100 VS 200 loader

    Hello The 100 loader was a lighter duty version and used a single dump cylinder and could be had with single acting or double acting lift cylinders.The lifting capacities differed for each one either single acting or double acting. The 200 loader was the heavier duty version which used...
  12. J

    Pump Mounting plate

    Hello The the only difference I can see from the manual is the bolts which fasten the pulley adapter plate to the engine pulley. The TO35 with a gas engine used 7/16x 1 1/4 and the 205 uses 3/8 x 1 1/4 and .the left hand thread is the same 3/4-10. The manual does mention that the MF35...
  13. J

    450 lb wheel weights on a 202

    The 450 lbs is an estimate as sstated by the seller they could weigh less I'm not sure
  14. J

    450 lb wheel weights on a 202

    This is a photo of all three components
  15. J

    450 lb wheel weights on a 202

    Hello all I just picked up a pair of 450 lb rear wheel weights for my MF 202 and in need some advise/suggestions on how to ,maneuver and install these beasts. The only lifting equipment I have is an engine hoist. My 202 was just spinning the rear wheels and digging holes in the ground when...
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