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    MF 204 Reverse O Matic

    I will try that - Thank you
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    MF 204 Reverse O Matic

    Thanks for the info. The leak is actually above the fittings. It looks like it is coming from the brazing right at that metal bracket that secures the pipe to the cooler. I wonder if I cut it there and remove both fittings and then use a hose with clamps to connect to the two lines together...
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    MF 204 Reverse O Matic

    I have a leak in the outlet line on the oil heat transfer unit in the front of my MF 204. It looks like the brazing has cracked and started to drip. See drip on bottom fitting in picture. I wonder the best way to repair it. I haven't brazed before so am concerned to try on this old fitting. I...
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    MF 204

    Thanks for all the help everyone. I had hoped it was a mounting point for some tool to help support and slide the loader arms over the front wheels when mounting and unmounting
  5. W

    MF 204

    That’s feels about right- thanks
  6. W

    MF 204

    Thanks but do you know it’s purpose?
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    MF 204

    I have a front loader that is a bear to get on and off and wondered if this might be something use in that process. It is hard to get the loader over the front wheels when taking it off or putting it on. Anyone have instructions on how to mount and dismount a MF 102 loader on a MF 204 tractor?
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    MF 204

    Does anyone know what the pipe looking item on the front side of a MF 204 workbull is? It is in this picture on each side under the front of the tractor near the wheel
  9. W

    TO 35 color scheme

    Thank you
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    TO 35 color scheme

    I have read through the old posts and still cant determine what color scheme is correct for my 1956 TO 35. The serial number is 167485 which puts it around March of 1956. Wonder if anyone can tell me for sure the proper color. Mine looks to be repainted. There is green on the grill sides and...
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    1st Bamboo Beige S/N

    This message is a reply to an archived post by Richard L on January 18, 2013 at 07:32:02. The original subject was Re: 1st Bamboo Beige SN. I just read your old post on and wondered if you ever figured out the start for the Bamboo Beige. I have a To 35 Ser 167845 which is currently red and...
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    MF 204 Workbull Backhoe

    I was able to get the hoses off using vice grips and I was able to put the new ones on with a open wrench with just enough room to spare. The problem with the old ones was that over the years the fitting was worn down by wrenches taking them off and on as well as corrosion. The new ones had...
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    MF 204 Workbull Backhoe

    I have a workbull backhoe and need to replace several hoses. I can't seem to get a wrench on the fittings because the clearance between the cylinder body and a metal tube next to the fittings. See Pictures. Anyone know how to remove the metal tube so I can get at the hose fittings? Thanks for...
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    MF 135 Power Steering Issue

    Yes I have the service manual and have seen the adjustments. It calls out to make adjustments using pounds of pull at center of the steering wheel adjusting in a specific order as you mentioned. Very difficult to get measurement without special tool. I guess I will go back and confirm earlier...
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    MF 135 Power Steering Issue

    I recieved the parts to repair my MF 135 with Power steering at the base of the steering column. The rack in the PS Housing assembly broke. I am not sure why and was concerned when I put the assembly back together today with the new part. I noticed that when I turn the steering wheel there is a...
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