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MF 175

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Duane WI

04-23-2006 15:06:28




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I am looking for a utility tractor to help take care of a small farm. Plan on using it for back blade work, bush hoging, etc. I came accross a MF 175 and it looks like a really stout little tractor. I grew up driving IH products but I don't have a clue about MF's. The tractor looks to be in good shape, tires good and starts right up and runs good. What is the approximate value for one? Location is Wisconsin. It has a gas engine. Are parts available? About how many made? How would people compare this to say a IH 656 or a JD 3020? Thanks for the help. I forgot to ask what is the power control lever on the left side of the dash for? What does it do?

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lonestarjeff

04-24-2006 15:17:11




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 Re: MF 175 in reply to Duane WI, 04-23-2006 15:06:28  
Duane...you might be interested in what Big Dean can tell you. I've attached a link to his website below. He is quite an authority on MF tractors, helped me a number of times on my 165. The website also has his own service CD's you can order if interested.

Jeff



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Bob N.Y.

04-23-2006 16:36:10




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 Re: MF 175 in reply to Duane WI, 04-23-2006 15:06:28  
The Massey 175 is about 62 pto hp. There were two different gas engines used. Early models had a Continental 206 cubic inch engine. Parts for that particular engine can be difficult to find. Later models had a gas version of the Perkins 236 ci. The lever you mentioned is probably the "Multi Power" lever. That is a 2-speed shift on the go. It serves the same purpose as TA on an International, but is different mechanically.

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