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Value of a 35

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Scott

02-24-2002 16:29:39




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I am attempting to get some information on the value of MF35. All I really know about this tractor is the engine (4cyl desiel) has been gone through and most of it replaced or rebuilt. Only know that the lift and PTO work. Tires are good as is the sheet metal. I am in southwest TN. This machine may possible have a loader put on if I can get one at a reasonabile price. Other than that will pull a 5 ft mower and a 5 ft plug aerator.
Thanks in advance for all your thoughts.

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Chip

02-26-2002 10:35:04




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 Re: Value of a 35 in reply to Scott, 02-24-2002 16:29:39  
You've got the 4 cylinder Standard diesel, the other diesel offered was the 3 cylinder Perkins, which in my opinion is a better engine. However with that said, I believe that the greatest complaint with the Standard is that they're tough to start, especially cold. Otherwise I've heard that they were well behaved engines. Somewhere around here (This site) I believe that I read that a guy converted the type of glow plugs in the engine, to GM style such as the type they use in pickups, and that change made all the difference in the world in regards to starting ease.
Good Luck
A 35 in good shape with all sheet metal will run around $3500 in my area SE Virginia.

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goober

02-24-2002 23:52:00




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 Re: Value of a 35 in reply to Scott, 02-24-2002 16:29:39  
My info shows that the MF 35 was built from 1960 -1963 and has a 3cyl 152.7cid perkins diesel 37.04 pto hp the weight of the tractor is 3,559lbs Estimated Average Value
Less Repairs Premium $3,190 Good $2,552 Fair $1,892 Approx. Retail Price New: $2,529



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