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  1. M

    Brakes on a MF 35

    Take em apart and have a look see, you don't want be caught off guard on a tractor with brake failure.
  2. M

    MHF Model 50 hydraulic pump

    I have seen in several cases where parts are made for these machines as they get even older due yo demand. All in all the MF50 is pretty easy to get parts for, Massey used a lot of part from other models that are used in the MF 50....Good luck.
  3. M

    MF 50 Clutch Pedal pivot bushing

    For that I would start with my local Massey dealer. How much could it be 200 bucks, naa just kidding but that would be where I would go.
  4. M

    Trying to figure out an unknown lever

    when you own a tractor old or new its a really good idea to have a shop manual and operators manual, wont set you back much and will make you feel really smart.
  5. M

    DavidP, I need your help...

    The only reason I can see for you wanting to know what kind of seal you have is because its leaking. Then why not just rip it apart and see for yourself, rubber, rope or chicken feathers its gotta be changed right. Then when you get it apart just go and get ya one and throw it on in. It's all...
  6. M

    51 MH 30 removing rear rim

    lube it up with some penetrating oil, then try the big hammer again.
  7. M

    51 MH 30 removing rear rim

    you removing the rear wheel? If so remove the lugs and wallop it with a sledge if its stuck. Unless im missing something here?
  8. M

    1957 Massey 50 Surge

    I would buy a carb rebuild kit for less than 40 bucks and replace needle, needle seat, float etc and see what happens. I would look at Gov by disconnecting linkage or just checking operation while some throttles up for you too. Sounds lie a sticky carb component and easy to do/fix.
  9. M

    Z-134 oil pressure

    its not a tired old engine, thats normal for the z134.
  10. M

    Identifing MF model and year

    well I just gazed into my crystal ball and it looks like your tractor is a massey workbull...dude we need info, pics, numbers or something.
  11. M

    MF 135 - Hydraulic Hookup for Bush Hog Freeman 3000 Loader

    Yes and as stick welder mentioned you need a selector valve which is bolted to that cover once removed, that switches pressure from your 3pt to your loader plumbing..almost forgot about that, its been a long time and spindle valves which bolt direct to the cover have that selector built in..but...
  12. M

    MF 135 - Hydraulic Hookup for Bush Hog Freeman 3000 Loader

    might be, or they might just be ports to return fluid, pressurized fluid comes from your pump right up to that plate with the 2 bolts, theres also a return port under that plate. start your machine and crack the other ports slightly and see if fluid comes out under pressure. How many hoses do...
  13. M

    MF 135 - Hydraulic Hookup for Bush Hog Freeman 3000 Loader

    that plate with the 2 bolts in it right over the elbow on that line has to be remove and you bolt your controls right to that(spindle valves)then run all you lines of course. not sure if the controls came with the loader but if the didn't just google massey spindle valves/controls and you should...
  14. M

    Massey Ferguson 50 no compression

    Bring the cyl to top dead center and shoot some regulated shop air into the plug hole, If you hear hissing at the tail pipe=ex valve, you hear it coming up thru carb=intake valve, you hear it coming out the oil filler=rings. you can also pull the head and look at the valves and turn the motor by...
  15. M

    Massey Ferguson 50 shuts off when idling down

    Yea all those snake oil additives are a waste of money anyway, gotta agree with Tony....
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