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  1. M

    Potentiometer size

    I forgot to mention in my response that I used a 5K ohm potentiometer.
  2. M

    How to wire a potentiometer to the fuel gauge

    This is in response to an earlier question about a MF135 fuel gauge. The original setup used the 4th terminal of the voltage regulator with a resistance to lower the voltage to the gauge. I learned this the hard way when my original voltage regulator failed and the new one was all solid state...
  3. M

    Homemade Clutch Alignment Tool

    For those that have the dual clutch there was a post by Aaron Ford back in 2006 about a homemade clutch alignment tool made out of sockets. I have included the original post where he made it out of a 6" x 1/2" carriage bolt with the end sharpened off and jammed into a 7/16 socket followed by a...
  4. M

    MF-135 engine block

    Thank-you everyone for the advice on the engine block in the message I posted earlier. I contacted a local tractor salvage yard and he is in the process of locating a usable block for me. I was afraid that was the conclusion after I saw how much damage there was. You are right David. I...
  5. M

    Question for David P. and other diesel experts

    I have a 1973 MF135 diesel with the AD3-152. I bought it 13 years ago with about 200 hours on an engine overhaul. I noticed it smoked some then, but it started immediately and had good power. It still starts immediately but has progressively gotten much worse with oil smoke to the point I had to...
  6. M

    MF 135 fuel gauge

    The fuel gauge on my MF-135 diesel was not working so I got a new gauge and new tank sending unit. However it does not register on the tractor. I touched the 12 v positive post to the battery and the gauge registers to full. The gauge is supplied with power from one of the terminals on the...
  7. M

    Question for The Old Hokie

    Some time ago you showed pictures of an offset front mounted hydraulic pump driven off the crankshaft pulley that did not require cutting a hole in the front grill of an N tractor. How is that project progressing? It appeared to be very neat setup. Thanks for any information.
  8. M

    Thank-you David P. and a question

    David: I posted a few weeks back about the position control not working on a MF135. You suggested it was the small spring on the position control linkage was loose or broken. You were right on the mark!. It was stretched and disconnected. I have a picture of it connected to the linkage. In...
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