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massey ferguson 101a fronte end loader????

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HARRY bEST

02-26-2004 11:23:06




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We bought this industial loader for our 135 MF
and it is to big and havey for our tractor.
We are now trying to sell it.
Can anyone tell me what tractors it will fit???
Or where I can find a list of tractors that it will fit
That is A Massey Ferguson Industrial loader yellow in color model 101A
serial 28?55 the middle # has a scratch and cant read it. thanks for any help Harry

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Tim

03-04-2004 19:12:14




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 Re: massey ferguson 101a fronte end loader???? in reply to HARRY bEST, 02-26-2004 11:23:06  
Do you have a 135 American or UK model? Does it have Power steering? I would not put this loader
on a American or other without Power steering!
I have an older version which is lighter on my
135 UK. It has a front pump also. It is true that
this type loader is better suited for a larger
65' or 165 . It is also true that you will need some counterweight to handle the extra bucket
capacity! Let me know what you want to sell it
for!

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HARRY BEST

03-04-2004 19:40:50




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 Re: Re: massey ferguson 101a fronte end loader???? in reply to Tim, 03-04-2004 19:12:14  
Hi Tim thats why we are trying to sell it.
Hubby is asking just what he paid for it 1100.00
email me and I will send you some pics of it...



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Roy

02-27-2004 04:24:40




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 Re: massey ferguson 101a fronte end loader???? in reply to HARRY bEST, 02-26-2004 11:23:06  
My massey-harris 50 with arm strong steering handles my 101 loader just fine. It can be tough to turn when sitting still, but is ok if moving. My 50 isnt much bigger, as I have 24 inch tires on the back.



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HARRY BEST

02-26-2004 14:53:54




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 Re: massey ferguson 101a fronte end loader???? in reply to HARRY bEST, 02-26-2004 11:23:06  
snowy my 135 is a 1970 utility tractor.
Our tractor man says its to heavey for my little 135. thanks Harry



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Snowey

02-26-2004 14:47:15




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 Re: massey ferguson 101a fronte end loader???? in reply to HARRY bEST, 02-26-2004 11:23:06  
Harry Best I have a 2135 with a 200 loader on it ser. #114021135x . The 2135 has a heavy front end . I have been told the same rear end as 135 other than shuttle added to trany . My question is the 100 loader same as 200 other than 100 older ? Is the 100 loader to heavy for your front end ? Or is loader to big to fit your tractor ? Sorry about the question I like to know why the 100 not able to use on 135 . Hope to here from soon Harry Thank You Snowey

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rod

02-26-2004 12:33:06




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 Re: massey ferguson 101a fronte end loader???? in reply to HARRY bEST, 02-26-2004 11:23:06  
should fit on 200 series like the old workbull 202 203 204 204 also any 300 series and MF 65 you need the loader and hoe assembly to balance it out mine is a 203 MF with 220 hoe and 101 loader works fine so far.
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rod



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brmax

02-28-2004 03:01:32




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 Re: Re: massey ferguson 101a fronte end loader???? in reply to rod, 02-26-2004 12:33:06  
You nailed it
i took one off a 2o2 work bull i picked up with the motor gone,it had filled 24s on rear with cast hubs, i still have the rest for somereason anyway i installed it on my 65 with rears filled.
it orginaly mounts high on the 202 cast radiator housing, so i made some brackets of 3/4 stock to go down and weld/connect to another piece that bridges the front axle and bolts up to engine as well as front casting with solid blocking. the buckets not that big for buckets but a scraper blade on the back helps. I use this bridging mount on all the utils at my work for front support. but mounting from bellhousing to all front connections just for mowing use. this has seven tandems of shot rock,two gravel,three fill dirt and several singles of manure for the better halfs garden. keep the front lower pin greased would be the key. sorry for the wind and thanks for all your alls support in the past.

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