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marc

11-16-2003 19:19:32




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A diesel MF30E is coming up in an auction. This tractor is a faded yellow and has a two petal shuttle shift. The petals shift forward to reverse and back easily with no slack in any gears. It looks to be 40-45 h.p. Rubber is fair. It cranks and runs good, has working brakes and feels tight. There is a 3pt lift but no pto. It is weathered but has smooth sheet metal. I have grown up farming on JD and IH but have no experience with industrial MF products. The name plate says manufactured in Great Britian. Has anyone had experience with a MF30E on service, parts and any idea on possible value. Any advice or sharing of hands on experience with a 30E would be appreciated.

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BOB UK

11-20-2003 11:56:12




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 Re: MF 30E in reply to marc, 11-16-2003 19:19:32  
Hi mark

Your last reply is what you would expect from a "dirt farmer"

Is it possible the E is a B as (I hope big Dean does not mind) I copyied this from his Industrial site. You will find it at>Link

MF30B>Link Wet Disc Brakes
Years Built 1976 � 1981
Engine AD3-152 Perkins Fuel Diesel
Horse Power 44
Transmission
6 Speed 6F / 2R
Manual Shuttle Instant reverse Serial Numbers 1976 9A 250640
1977 9A 257837
1978 9A 280301
1979 9A300200
1980 9A 326169
1981 9A 339334
1982 9A 350584

Hope this is of help

BOB UK

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DixieDirtFarmer

11-17-2003 20:18:43




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 Re: MF 30E in reply to marc, 11-16-2003 19:19:32  
That thang is probably a piece of crap and you better leave it alone unless it goes for nothing..... ..... ..... .....



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