anderson farms
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Does anyone know the oil filter we need for a 165 gas with the continental engine? I believe thats the engine we have. Thank you
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Jim.ME
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- central ME
The parts book shows 1014219M92 as the filter kit for the Continental gas engine. Your local parts store should be able to cross that to what they carry. WIX crosses it to a 51010.
To save you time waiting for answers on at least somethings, here is a link to the online parts book for the 165.
https://parts.agcocorp.com/en_US/apbsearch?q=masseyferguson/651194/l&name=165+TRACTOR
anderson farms
Member
Thank you. Trying to find a set of manuals right now all I seem to
find are reprints. Need to get the loader off of it and change the
fluids so my son can use it. Next will be the seal under the
remote. It is leaking a little bit. Thank you for the information
find are reprints. Need to get the loader off of it and change the
fluids so my son can use it. Next will be the seal under the
remote. It is leaking a little bit. Thank you for the information
Liquid_wrench
Member
- Location
- Ohio
Wix 51010 like Jim said or Napa 1010, works for my 135....Fram makes them too but I'm not a big fan.
Jim.ME
Well-known Member
- Location
- central ME
Other than finding a used original manual some place like eBay, reprints are all you will find, even from AGCO. The difference between the reprints is how much quality of the original master and the care was taken by the printer in reproducing them. Some just copy an old dirty manual, some edit and enhance them.
AGCOpubs is the official site where you can purchase Massey Ferguson manuals. Their home page has a customer service phone number you can call to get help to be sure you are ordering the right ones. If you have the serial number, it may not be needed, but have it in hand when asking about manuals.
anderson farms
Member
Ordered a manual off eBay. She needs an ant filter really bad. We will change the oil. Then to find the hydraulic seal we need adjust the clutch and go from there. New set of plugs and wires will be put on soon. And then to find a fuel line. But we will have her back in shape by next hay season
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