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    MF135

    I pulled the assembly and pressed it out with my shop press
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    82 Series Repower

    You'll need to get the proper engine plate or drill yours, you'll need a driveshaft, exhaust, exhaust tins, PTO with proper diameter pulley. Wiring will need modified. The firewall will need modified for proper airflow. Not sure of all of the differences between the IH cubs and CCC/MTD cubs...
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    Mf135 perkins gas fuel fitting

    Is it these? https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/376525X1_Fuel-Line-Sleeve-Pack-of-10_25036.htm
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    Mower deck bearings

    You can replace the bearings as long as the spindle housing isn't cracked, these are $$ if you have to replace the whole spindle. They use tapered roller bearing with race, I've never had to actually replace bearings but I'd assume they are a common size; you'll have to get one out to get the...
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    MF135 Hood removal question

    Yes, it's best to have a helper to do it and plan a place to set it grille down.
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    How to find Model from Serial Number of Massey Ferguson

    TractorData.com seems to match that serial to a 1980 245 Does it have the big flat silver grill surround?
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    Massey 135

    If it's running off the main hydraulic system, yes a front mounted pump would help. I'm no expert but I recall reading here that the tractor's main system doesn't have high enough flow to really run a loader like it should. Is it an MF loader or and aftermarket?
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    Trying to find this brake pedal

    I have the same pedals on my 135 (1973), mine had broken and been welded at the same spot (poorly), unable to find one I've resigned myself to eventually cutting it apart and doing a better repair.
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    MF 135 won't run

    Check the cap and rotor, I just replaced my cap because the contact button had shattered.
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    1964 Massey Ferguson 35 Gas engine oil,Gas cap,Radiator cap?

    The radiator will likely be a lower pressure than one for a car, cars are generally in the 15-16 psi, tractor lower (mine called for a 7 psi)
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    '73 175 MF gas..blue smoke sometimes

    Sounds like valve seals to me. Maybe shut it down when its smoking and pull and read your plugs once it cools which will tell you which cylinder or all cylinders. As a generalization, ring problems tend to put far more oil in the cylinder which can leave the plugs wet with oil whereas valve...
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    Perkins gas pulley and front seal

    My crank pulley is pretty galled/grooved; enough so that I would not tale a chance with it. 3 questions: 1) is there a repair sleeve for this? 2) YT shows a pulley for $49 that fits every description except the PN which ends in "33" where mine ends in "30". The separate "M1" part number...
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    Fuel nozzle dropped in fuel tank

    I found a metal flexible fuel spout in the tank of my 1973 135. I couldn't tell you how many years it's been since metal spouts were a thing, it's been in there a long time. I don't think it will damage anything other than possible getting caught up in the fuel level sender. Getting mine out...
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    MF 135 different hood styles

    I'm not an expert, but I believe all US versions had a full hood with RH hinge for the Perkins engines and LF hinge for the others. I've only noticed the battery doors on the UK versions. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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    Massey TO 30 power problem...

    If it's just the cork disk that's bad, you should be able to find or make a replacement though I can't recall seeing them for sale specifically. Here's a .pdf article that you may find helpful: http://fergusonenthusiasts.com/restoration%20helps/tech/Adjusting%20Throttle%20Linkage.pdf
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