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MF 20 Industrial

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Ron D

06-17-2005 23:38:47




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Hi,
What would be a fair price for a MF 20 industrial in Western NY with a loader?

Will the MF 20 work the loader without destroying the front end?

How come I can't find any dat on the tractor, like HP or anything on other sites?

thanks for your help
RD




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Big Dean

06-18-2005 18:53:13




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 Re: MF 20 Industrial in reply to Ron D, 06-17-2005 23:38:47  
Here a regular MF20 with a loader will bring from $5000 to $6000. In your area they may be a little higher I have noticed that most tractors are. The regular MF20 had a straight nonadjustable front axle with the power steering cylinders on the front axle. All I ever saw that came from the factory with a loader were like that. The MF20 turf tractor had the same front axle as the MF135 and the steering cylinder is incorporated with the steering gear under the battery. My Massey Ferguson Industrial web site has the specs for the industrial tractors with the serial number and year built.

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Ron D

06-19-2005 20:18:15




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 Re: MF 20 Industrial in reply to Big Dean, 06-18-2005 18:53:13  
Thanks for the follow up gentlemen. It looks like a good deal, and the web site was helpful.

Have a great day.



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mowr

06-18-2005 15:28:48




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 Re: MF 20 Industrial in reply to Ron D, 06-17-2005 23:38:47  
MF 20 is an industrial version of the MF 135 ag tractor. Some were equipped the same as the ag tractors except for minor things; foot accelerator, higher geared road speed, etc. An MF 135 operator"s manual will get you by for these. Otherwise, you might need to get the MF 20 manual. Generally, the more differences they have from the ag tractors (shuttle shift, torque converter, etc.), the lower the resale value in the non-commercial market.

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