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  1. J

    MF 165 With Multi-Power

    i have a MF50 with multipower---its basicly for hilly conditions---if ure land is relatively flat ure ok---tell u the truth i"ve been up and down hills and never used mine----165 is a really nice tractor has a lot more power than mine--i cut the grass with a finish mower --use 6" rotor tiller on...
  2. J

    carburetor repair kit for MF 150

    check on E-Bay lots of tractor parts sellers there one that comes to mind is [email protected] hes located in upper michigan phone is 906-293-3744 good luck----john
  3. J

    mh50 on frame rebuild

    actually its no big deal if u have a mechanical background- lots of lil tricks like freezing the sleeves before u put them back in---i use blocks of wood to pound the sleeves out and in---don"t forget to put some sealant as the directions tells u- also on the market are videos showing the entire...
  4. J

    massey ferguson parts

    check out the information on this site its on the left of the home page--it should give u all the info u need---photos--serial number guides ect--good luck MF50 is a great tractor i have one and love it----john
  5. J

    mf 135 engine rebuild

    rebuilding a tractor engine is just the same as doing a car--lot less cylinders---make sure u buy the complete matching kit---the prices on this site are quite reasonable--also have on hand a manual--lots of libraries have them or u can get a video also on this site for about $24 that covers ure...
  6. J

    multi power seals

    my MF50 should be the same---i was able to get my seals out with a loooong pair of 90* needle-nose pliars---seals have to squeezed together so u can slide them out----good luck john
  7. J

    multi power seals

    my MF50 should be the same---i was able to get my seals out with a loooong pair of 90* needle-nose pliars---seals have to squeezed together so u can slide them out----good luck john
  8. J

    MF 65 clutch replace

    splitting the tractor is really no big deal---taking ure time putting it back together is really crucial--don"t force it otherwise u will break parts of the new clutch---u might be wise to replace the rear seal of ure engine while ure doing this---if u can get a hold of BIG DEAN on this site he...
  9. J

    MF 135 Distributor

    chris u might want to do as i did---install electronic ignition---its very simple to install and u can get it rite here on the site---it also does away with the condensor which can cause lots of problems---u still have to set the timing but nothing else-- it also makes the tractor start easier...
  10. J

    MF35 clutch dvd or video

    yes he has a message on the last page 7/6/07
  11. J

    MF35 clutch dvd or video

    who u need to contact is BIG DEAN on this site---he has a really great CD on the repair of MF---it covers almost everything including the splitting of tractors. hes been repairing them for yrs---splitting a tractor is really not that hard just take ure time and don"t force the sections back...
  12. J

    Need Info

    i also have a MF50---check with Big Dean on this site he has a super CD for that model--hes worked on them for many yrs and gives lots of tips on repairing--the CD is really reasonable---good luck john
  13. J

    MS carb

    u can buy a new fitting randy that comes with a new screen---or u can simply use Teflon seal tape around the threads--go around 3 or four times---good luck----john
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