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Richard

10-16-1998 11:43:38

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What is the difference between a MF 35 and a MF 135?

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Gerald

10-17-1998 00:52:25

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Re: MF 35/135 in reply to Richard, 10-16-1998 11:43:38

: What is the difference between a MF 35 and a MF 135?

Ten to twenty years, all the tin work. Some 135 have a Perkins 3 cylinder gas in place of the Continental gas engine. 135 has: More transmission options. Stronger front axle, larger rear tires, more options in rear tires. Power steering more common. Maybe a little more horsepower. Fancier seat options. Lights in the flat topped rear fenders. Live PTO or Independent PTO available. 12 volt starting system. After 1969 all have alternators instead of generators.

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Rollo

10-20-1998 14:30:35

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Re: Re: MF 35/135 in reply to Gerald, 10-17-1998 00:52:25

: : What is the difference between a MF 35 and a MF 135?

: Ten to twenty years, all the tin work. Some 135 have a Perkins 3 cylinder gas in place of the Continental gas engine. 135 has: More transmission options. Stronger front axle, larger rear tires, more options in rear tires. Power steering more common. Maybe a little more horsepower. Fancier seat options. Lights in the flat topped rear fenders. Live PTO or Independent PTO available. 12 volt starting system. After 1969 all have alternators instead of generators.

: Gerald.

About $2,0000 difference in asking price and easier to fabricate tin on the 135. Also the 135s have improved flow hydraulic pumps(mk2 @3)and depth positioning. In addition later versions of the diesel 135 have direct injection and a resulting power increase.

Rollo

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