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Chuck

09-22-2003 09:30:54

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I just bought a tractor which is supposed to be a M-F 35 S/N 181211. When I check the S/n registry it appears all of these tractors are to have s/n's in the 200000 range. Do I have an oddball? The tractor has a grill like I have not seen before (oval at the bottom) and has turf tires and a 3 cyl diesel. Clearly the hood had an old decal that says model "35". It is a sweety, but I just want to know what I have. Thanks

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Cosmo

09-23-2003 16:32:19

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Re: M=F 35 in reply to Chuck, 09-22-2003 09:30:54

The picture posted by Joe has a grill identical to mine. It has Massey Ferguson 35 on the sides of the hood. There is FE35 stamped on the left side of the transmission. It also has a Standard gas engine with 12 volt neg. ground. According to serial number it is a 1959. So is mine a conglomeration of parts? It doesn't seem to be. If so someone did a fine job.

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JOHN (LA)

09-23-2003 07:50:15

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Re: M=F 35 in reply to Chuck, 09-22-2003 09:30:54

Must be a tractor made in england as they used lower #'s
Yours is probley a 1960 MF 35 with a perkins 3.152 engine.
CHECK THIS OUT.
http://www.fofh.co.uk/tech/dates.htm

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C. T. of Oklahoma

09-22-2003 14:19:05

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Re: M=F 35 in reply to Chuck, 09-22-2003 09:30:54

Chuck, According to the serial number list on this site (on the left of this page under Research & Info), and tractortips.com, you have a 1958 Ferguson TO-35. C. T.

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Chuck

09-22-2003 18:12:56

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Re: Re: M=F 35 in reply to C. T. of Oklahoma, 09-22-2003 14:19:05

Thanks Hamish,Joe and C.T.
That picture is the one I have. So it looks like it is from the UK. The decal says it is a 35 with no TO in front of the number, but you must be correct. Thanks for your help.

Chuck

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C. T. in Oklahoma

09-22-2003 18:22:58

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Re: Re: Re: M=F 35 in reply to Chuck, 09-22-2003 18:12:56

Chuck, The plate that shows the serial number will tell you if it was made in England. Mine says "Manufactured in Coventry, England". Also, the models from England are positive ground, so if your "+" battery post is grounded on the engine and the "-" post goes to the starter, it is from England. If not, yours is a TO which stands for "tractor overseas", meaning manufactured in North America. C. T.

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Joe Ferguson

09-22-2003 12:10:02

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Re: M=F 35 in reply to Chuck, 09-22-2003 09:30:54

If the grill is like this one
chances are that is a UK made tractor

Good luck

Joe Ferguson

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CityBoy

09-22-2003 18:51:06

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Re: Re: M=F 35 in reply to Joe Ferguson, 09-22-2003 12:10:02

Never seen front splash guards like that. Custom made or were they available from manufacturer as an option?

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Hamish

09-22-2003 11:52:17

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Re: M=F 35 in reply to Chuck, 09-22-2003 09:30:54

Check the manufacturers plate, with that serial no it could be a 1960 U.K. built MF35 with Perkins 3 cylinder engine. Don't know about the oval grille though.

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rick

09-24-2003 02:53:56

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Re: Re: M=F 35 in reply to Hamish , 09-22-2003 11:52:17

You defenitely have a 1960 MF 35 made in Coventry ( Banner Lane ) England . It has the superb Perkins 3/152 3 cylinder diesel. Serial numbers on tehse UK models go all the way up to about 384000 for the 1964 MF35X ( I have 3 of them ) These are superior little tractors in every way. You can even buy an after market power steering for them but a new set of tri ribs on the front a set at 40lb is just about as good. Great tractor, well regarded here in Oz

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