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MF35 -MF50

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DaBrow

06-22-1998 10:30:44




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A simple question. What is the differance between a MF35 and a MF50? The same service book covers both.




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Gerald

06-22-1998 17:40:14




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 Re: MF35 -MF50 in reply to DaBrow, 06-22-1998 10:30:44  
: A simple question. What is the differance between a MF35 and a MF50? The same service book covers both.

15 hp, probably 1500 pounds, and lots of detail differences.



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RMD

07-01-1998 10:30:17




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 Re: Re: MF35 -MF50 in reply to Gerald, 06-22-1998 17:40:14  
I'm pretty sure you're wrong about the 15 HP. The MF 50 is the same HP as the MF 35 if you look at Nebraska test data. They were developed at slighty different times. The MF 35 was basically a continuation of the TO-35. The Ferguson 40 and Massy Harris 50 were developed slighly later and were identical except for sheet metal. In the late 1950s the F40 and the MH 50 were dropped and the same tractor (with new sheet metal) became the MF 50.

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Gerald

07-12-1998 14:59:29




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 Re: Re: Re: MF35 -MF50 in reply to RMD, 07-01-1998 10:30:17  
: I'm pretty sure you're wrong about the 15 HP. The MF 50 is the same HP as the MF 35 if you look at Nebraska test data. They were developed at slighty different times. The MF 35 was basically a continuation of the TO-35. The Ferguson 40 and Massy Harris 50 were developed slighly later and were identical except for sheet metal. In the late 1950s the F40 and the MH 50 were dropped and the same tractor (with new sheet metal) became the MF 50.

I see by the used parts list from CT that the MF-50 uses the same Continental engine as the 35. So its true the power must be the same 35 hp.

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