Massey Ferguson 35 Identification

[DallasAnd]

I am hoping someone can give me some help or point me in the right direction in trying to identify a Massey Ferguson. I was told by the guy that I bought it from that it was a 35, he thought. There is no plate on the dash or anyplace on the tractor that I can find. There are a few numbers on the engine but they appear to be casting numbers rather than serial numbers in my past experience. The seat has been stolen so I am not sure of the exact seat that was on it. Presently the tractor is grey with a faded red hood. Have no idea if it was ever repainted. Here is what I know so far. 3-cyl deisel engine 3-spd transmission with an additional High & Low transmission Lever H-S-L. Ground speed and engine speed PTO 3 Point of course Power Steering which looks factory installed, pump is down on the right side of the engine near the front. Due to the fact that I purchased it as non-running I cant tell you about live Hyd or PTO I am guessing it has a two stage clutch. It has the power slide out rims on the rear. The numbers that I can find on the left side of the engine which look like normal casting numbers are 37111570/7 (I am a little unsure of the last number) Again they look more like casting numbers However it almost looks like they could be a plate that has been painted over due to the fact that it looks like there may be screws on each end. Below that number is 27 D9 Down farther on the left side of the engine There is NW 08 and under that is MC 25208 The tractor was used in an orchard setting for most of its life. Pictures can be sent if helpful. Thanks for your consideration Dallas It also has a Tractormeter

 

[Caryc]

When trying to identify a tractor, pictures are essential. I wouldn't even venture a guess without at least seeing a picture. Is it really that much trouble?

 

[DallasAnd]

When trying to identify a tractor, pictures are essential. I wouldn't even venture a guess without at least seeing a picture. Is it really that much trouble?

Might be easy for some. I have a number of pictures but the message i get is that they are too large to upload to the server. I will have to figure out how to save them in a smaller format. That is why I didnt include them to begin with.

 

[Dan S (NY)]

I am hoping someone can give me some help or point me in the right direction in trying to identify a Massey Ferguson. I was told by the guy that I bought it from that it was a 35, he thought. There is no plate on the dash or anyplace on the tractor that I can find. There are a few numbers on the engine but they appear to be casting numbers rather than serial numbers in my past experience. The seat has been stolen so I am not sure of the exact seat that was on it. Presently the tractor is grey with a faded red hood. Have no idea if it was ever repainted. Here is what I know so far. 3-cyl deisel engine 3-spd transmission with an additional High & Low transmission Lever H-S-L. Ground speed and engine speed PTO 3 Point of course Power Steering which looks factory installed, pump is down on the right side of the engine near the front. Due to the fact that I purchased it as non-running I cant tell you about live Hyd or PTO I am guessing it has a two stage clutch. It has the power slide out rims on the rear. The numbers that I can find on the left side of the engine which look like normal casting numbers are 37111570/7 (I am a little unsure of the last number) Again they look more like casting numbers However it almost looks like they could be a plate that has been painted over due to the fact that it looks like there may be screws on each end. Below that number is 27 D9 Down farther on the left side of the engine There is NW 08 and under that is MC 25208 The tractor was used in an orchard setting for most of its life. Pictures can be sent if helpful. Thanks for your consideration Dallas It also has a Tractormeter

Sounds like a Massey Ferguson 35 Deluxe with the Perkins 3.152 engine. Does it look like this:

 

[wjytexas]

Might be easy for some. I have a number of pictures but the message i get is that they are too large to upload to the server. I will have to figure out how to save them in a smaller format. That is why I didnt include them to begin with.

if you are using windows open the photo, right click, sellect resize and reduce to about 70% save it and it should work.

 

[DallasAnd]

Sounds like a Massey Ferguson 35 Deluxe with the Perkins 3.152 engine. Does it look like this:
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When I first looked at your picture I busted out laughing. Boy do I wish it looked like that. That aside, it does look like the same tractor apart from the fact that somone changed the air cleaner on mine. Everything else looks the same except that mine looks like it went thru the World War. Thankful I don't have much in it.