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1971 MF135 D

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DonaldinKy

11-18-2004 15:35:52




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I just got a MF135 i am new to the mf is there a safty for the starter that i cant find. the thing wont turn over and the lights burn. There a knob beside the starter is that the fuel shut off It has the 3 cyl Perkin engine. Thanks Donald




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ben uk

11-19-2004 12:36:13




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 Re: 1971 MF135 D in reply to DonaldinKy, 11-18-2004 15:35:52  
congractulations on buying th best utility tractor ever made in mine, and many other peoples opinions. That perkins will never let you down.



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jerry in alabama

11-19-2004 02:53:07




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 Re: 1971 MF135 D in reply to DonaldinKy, 11-18-2004 15:35:52  
I just bought a mf 135 gas ,both the hi-lo lever and the shift lever have to be in neuturel for engine to start



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MF

11-18-2004 17:23:08




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 Re: 1971 MF135 D in reply to DonaldinKy, 11-18-2004 15:35:52  
Shift the right gearshift into the 'center' position, forward is LOW, backward is High, press in clutch, Push fuel shutoff in, crank engine, Let her run, Enjoy!



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C. T. in Oklahoma

11-18-2004 17:20:43




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 Re: 1971 MF135 D in reply to DonaldinKy, 11-18-2004 15:35:52  
Donald, I don't want to mis-lead you, but my MF35 requires that the gear shift be in neutral, and the hi/lo range be in neutral. I suspect yours is the same. My fuel shutoff is on the left side of the dash and is a push/pull shutoff.
C. T.



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