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MF 1150

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DAVID BROAD

04-11-2005 11:22:45




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Hello . Hve a question about the MF 1150 . As it goes various hisstory books give two different storys as to when it was launched . Some books say 1968 while others say 1970 . Does anybody know which is really correct ? Also as I believe , the 1100 , 1130 and 1150 were eventually to be available with factory installed cabs . Could anybody tell me when ? Also the is one other thing . The MF 65 which was built on both sides of the atlantic , but did sport some differences . IE the bonnet work and the rear wheels . However I have one picture of an american 65 that is of a standered format [that is not rowcrop] that hase a rased driving position which is something that the ones built here in england never had . I know that they were not like that origianally but does anybody know when they were started to be made like that . 1962 is my guse but I cannot be certaine . When ever it was it was a good idea for compared to it rivels one did sit rather low down on those things . Also i might just mention that though the english built 65 had a diff lock from when it was launched in 1958 , but i bleive the american built one did not get them ntil a bit latter . Regaurds , David

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Bob N.Y.

04-11-2005 16:28:01




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 Re: MF 1150 in reply to DAVID BROAD , 04-11-2005 11:22:45  
I have a 1964 American built 65 that has the same style seat, steering wheel, running boards and pedals as a 165. I previously had a 1960 with the low seat. I believe that the 1964 models were the first to have the later style.



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