ferguson 35 deluxe

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still lookn for 35 deluxe tractor or metal emblem that say just that ferguson 35 deluxe know they made dad bought a new one in 56
 
can you find a picture of what emblem you are looking for?

the attached picture is of my old 1957 TO-35, it was painted that cream color when new, the three hood emblems were chrome with red background. I repainted the tractor red so it would look like everyone else's newer fergy's and not an old case.

my tractor has the power spread wheels, upgraded foam seat, tach and dual clutch. so it would have been a regular TO-35, not a special model,

the 35 special model, to my knowledge, had the old metal pan seat, no tach, no power spread rear wheels and did not have the dual clutch.

I do not remember seeing a Deluxe decal on my tractor even when it was new.

maybe there were other options available that would have made it a TO-35 deluxe.

what other options does your tractor have that would have made it a deluxe model, maybe power steering, dual brake lock, as I understand you could get power steering as a option?

if someone had made the small hood opening that would latch down tight and not rattle, then that tractor would have been a deluxe model to me.
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I never knew that Ferguson made a 'Deluxe' model (I could be very wrong on that). However, I do own a 1961 Massey Ferguson 35 Deluxe. I'm not entirely sure what makes it a 'Deluxe' since I've never owned (or seen) a MF35 non-Deluxe model. But there are certain characteristics that are different. Like the air cleaner is rectangular instead of cylindrical...
 
I have a 1955 Ferguson T0-35 deluxe but there is no decal on it that says it is a deluxe model. What distinguishes it from the regular model are added features as some others have pointed out.
 
You have me thinking. My Uncle bought a 1954 Ferguson 35 Deluxe. I knew it was a deluxe. So how did I know unless the word deluxe was on it some where.
 
I have a MF 35 deluxe bought by my father brand new in 1962.As far as I know the deluxe model meant it had a dual clutch as some of the MF35s come out with single stage clutches This tractor is the UK model and does not have a deluxe badge.
 
Well my 1959 TO35 has dual clutch, which I was pretty sure made it a Deluxe, has a Special emblem on the hood. Either the factory was inconsistent or these tractors have been modified over the years.
In some other reading I just did it states that the deluxe has the following features that a special does not
-tachometer
-hour meter
-dual clutch
-ammeter
I'm not sure if this is correct either because I thought they would all come with a tach, at least I have never seen one without.
 
I have a 100% original one owner 1,900 hour 1958 TO-35. It has all these features that the manual lists for the deluxe:
Ground speed PTO
Lights
Tractormeter
Fome-float seat
Ammeter

But no fuel gauge, and it is a single clutch.

So I am not sure if it would be a special or a deluxe. I am guessing you probably could order options on the Standard tractor.
 

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