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Greg Hanlon

10-08-2004 19:35:33

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Hello MF owners; I just bought a '68 MF35 & I'm looking for an Owners/Operator/Maintenance manual; did manage to find the shop manual via the net, however does not have the info that the owners manual would have; anyone know where I can find one?, Tks, Greg

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billy ternes

10-11-2004 17:47:37

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Re: MF35. What should I know. in reply to Greg Hanlon, 10-08-2004 19:35:33

Hello anyone, I am living on Vancouver Island (Comox) and need a tractor for some serious landscaping. I need some advice on a 1974 MF 32; such as how many hours is too much, things to look for and how are the parts to access?
Anyone can give me some info I would love it because I am buying my first tractor and going in blind.

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Marjolaine Berthomieu

06-19-2006 13:06:30

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Re: MF35. What should I know. in reply to billy ternes, 10-11-2004 17:47:37

Hello Billy,

My name is Marjolaine and I live in France... I do not know a lot about tractors, but I am very happy to see that you have bought one!! How was your landscaping??
Give me some news, funny canadian!! Fun way to hear from you, isn't it!!

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Chuck Bergstrom

10-09-2004 12:06:33

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Re: MF35 in reply to Greg Hanlon, 10-08-2004 19:35:33

I also agree that your dealer doesn't care. This
is the p/n for a new manual.690495M3. I am a re
tired MF dealer and people miss the old dealer-
ships that cared about your needs. I have a new
owners manual 5/74 issue for $22. Covers 35 gas
Special or Deluxe. It may be less from a dealer.
You can also get parts and service manuals. Good Luck, Chuck Bergstrom

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William Bos

10-08-2004 21:18:36

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Re: MF35 in reply to Greg Hanlon, 10-08-2004 19:35:33

Hi,

Do yourself a favour and goto a MF dealer and order a MF service , MF shop , and a MF parts manual. They are well worth the investment and offer tons more detail than " OTHER " brand manuals out there!!

Also, if its a 1968, that would make it a 135??

Make sure you know for sure when you order the manuals!!

Take care

Will

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William Bos

10-08-2004 21:18:06

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Re: MF35 in reply to Greg Hanlon, 10-08-2004 19:35:33

Hi,

Do yourself a foavour and goto a MF dealer and order a MF service , MF shop , and a MF parts manual. They are well worth the investment and offer tons more detail than " OTHER " brand manuals out there!!

Also, if its a 968, that would make it a 135??

Make sure you know for sure when you order the manuals!!

Take care

Will

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txblu

10-10-2004 06:44:01

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Re: MF35 in reply to William Bos, 10-08-2004 21:18:06

I bought the 3 set series from this site under MANUALS. What they sell is printer copies of what appears to be an old manual. Text is OK but the pics could use some help.

They are inexpensive and come with a disclamer that if not happy with the quality you can return for a full refund.

So if you can't get "the real thing", then there is an alternative. One thing I noted on mine was that I couldn't find an electrical section to see how my diesel was wired up. Don't know why as it said it was the "Service Manual" and what kind of service manual doesn't have an electrical wiring diagram?

Mark

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Pluto

10-09-2004 07:40:27

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Re: MF35 - MF still produce manuals for 35's? in reply to William Bos, 10-08-2004 21:18:06

I've read this "go to an MF dealer" many, many times. I finally called an MF dealer and inquired about official MF35 manuals. They looked in their official MF catalogs and proceeded to tell me that MF no longer produces manuals for the MF35. Was the MF dealer full of bull or is it really true that MF no longer produces manuals for 35's?

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deerhound

10-09-2004 11:38:14

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Re: MF35 - MF still produce manuals for 35's? in reply to Pluto, 10-09-2004 07:40:27

Call 1-800-460-1066, or 1-505-861-1500 if the toll free number doesn"t work. That"s the MF dealer in Belen, NM that ordered my manuals for me. Make sure you know exactly what tractor you have, since there seems confusion between model year and the model you said it was. These folks should be happy to order the manuals for you. I did it over the phone using my credit card.

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deerhound

10-09-2004 09:11:23

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Re: MF35 - MF still produce manuals for 35's? in reply to Pluto, 10-09-2004 07:40:27

I"ll vote full of bull. I ordered and received shop manual and parts manual from MF dealer in New Mexico. They ordered them from MF and they were shipped directly to me. This was about 6 months ago.

Dale

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William Bos

10-09-2004 09:24:50

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Re: MF35 - MF still produce manuals for 35's? in reply to deerhound, 10-09-2004 09:11:23

Hi,

Thats 2 votes!! Your dealer is seriously full of bull, and odes not want the hassle of ordering manuals for you!! I ordered ours like 2 months ago, and picked them up with in a week of ordering!! If there is not another MF dealer around, find an AGCO dealer. I am sure they will be glad to help!!!!!

I would also talk to the manager, if he wont help you with your MF 35, then when it comes time to buy a new one, HE wont be getting your business!!!! ( whether you are actually going to buy new or not is your business, but it never hurts to throw a possibility at them. ) I dont know what their problem is, the make money on parts!!!!

Take care

Will

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