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Here is the pic of the deisel I spotted in the junkyard but owner won't sell.
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Too bad... but then I bet it wouldn't be cheap even as junk. 2 stage rearend, rebuildable (?) Perkins 3, but he already sold some stuff off it... he has a market for the whole thing, one piece at a time...
keep looking in Craigslist.....
 
I think when they switched from the Standard diesel to the Perkins in 1960 they became MF35s. That one has a Perkins in the pictures.

Dan
 
Won't sell as I interpreted was everything. I asked why? Man said cause he don't need to. Maybe something he sits on till scrap goes up, still I wanted hood and more.
 
I think from the serial number with the snm prefix, this may be a British built 35. Best tractor ever built until the 135 came along and knocked it off it's perch!!
Sam
 
I would agree, but the grille is different to the M-F35, but the bonnet top has the full length cover for the Diesel and radiator like a 35.
 
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