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MF 35 specifications

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Matthew Kling

03-10-2005 11:27:50




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Hi,

I am buying an MF 35 for vineyard work, and would like to have detailed operating specs for the hydraulics, max. load, etc. in order to understand what kind of implements/tasks it can handle. Any idea where I could find these?

Thanks!




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phil(va)

03-11-2005 07:01:27




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 Re: MF 35 specifications in reply to Matthew Kling, 03-10-2005 11:27:50  
I don't have the detailed specs handy, but that is a Category I tractor and can handle all 3 pt. category I implements. The lift is not the determining factor in most cases. Most of the time the front end will come off the ground before the lift quits. So what weights you have, on the front, or in the tires, is a big factor in that. If you have no steep hills to climb, and you have reasonable weight distribution, I would guess most 35s in good shape will pick up around 1,000 lbs. However, if you put a heavy bush hog on it and drive it up a trailer ramp you can expect the front to get very light (from my experience). Hope that helps.

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Matthew Kling

03-11-2005 07:19:12




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 Re: MF 35 specifications in reply to phil(va), 03-11-2005 07:01:27  
Yes, thanks, that certainly is a good start! Regarding the hydraulic system, what is the rated max. hydraulic flow capacity in gallons or liters per minute? I want to know if it can handle a sprayer that requires a hydraulic capacity of 10gpm at 1400psi. If the hydraulic system cannot handle this, would an external hydraulic pump be an option?



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