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MF135 and Ford 9N Jubilee

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Harry

01-12-1999 15:40:29




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I found these two tractors today, both in restored condition. I'm more interested in the 1963 MF135, it has 12573 original hours, it is a two owner maching, a father and then a son. The fellow wants $5000 for it. I haven't driven it yet but it does need new rubber. It has one thing my 1956 MF50 is missing and I want badly, power steering. I now need to convince the wife that I can sell the MF50 for about the same amount. He wants $4500 for the Ford which includes a brand new grader blade if anyone is interested.

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Shawn

02-01-1999 14:54:23




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 Re: MF135 and Ford 9N Jubilee in reply to Harry, 01-12-1999 15:40:29  
I had been shopping MF's this past summer. I found them in the range of 3800-4800.



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too much

01-13-1999 10:29:48




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 Re: MF135 and Ford 9N Jubilee in reply to Harry, 01-12-1999 15:40:29  
If it really has 12573 hours, the 135 is only worth about $2000. If the Ford is a Jubilee, it's an NAA, not a 9N. If it is truly a 9N, it's worth $2500.



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Charles Poole

12-14-1999 19:56:33




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 FE-35 frontend loader in reply to Harry, 01-12-1999 15:40:29  



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FW Balestrine

01-15-1999 15:16:33




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 Re: Re: Re: MF135 and Ford 9N Jubilee in reply to Harry, 01-13-1999 15:11:46  
For what it's worth, I puurchased (recently a 135 for $3,500. No PS, bad rubber and had seen some hard days. But with a little effort and about $1,500, it is ready for some good days ahead. I'v seen this model go for as much as $7,200 in really good shape. Can have a hard clutch, check it out. By the way most parts avail. as well as a shop manual from MF. Good luck



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