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MF 65 Part Needed

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Mark Watkins Ky

05-12-2006 21:13:47

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Does anybody know where I can find the air intake hose that goes between the oil bath air filter and the intake? For the Perkins diesel model.

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C. T. in Oklahoma

05-13-2006 05:45:19

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Re: MF 65 Part Needed in reply to Mark Watkins Ky., 05-12-2006 21:13:47

Mark, Check with Stevens Ag Parts. The 2003 catalog show that they have it. While I was waiting on mine, a local hose company cut a piece of hose for me that was a great substitute. It was a wholesale company, and he wouldn't even take any money for it. C. T.

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Jack in NB

05-13-2006 04:29:11

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Re: MF 65 Part Needed in reply to Mark Watkins Ky., 05-12-2006 21:13:47

Hi Mark -

We cobbled one up for ours out of 2 1/4" rad hose and 2 1/4 o.d. exhaust pipe.

Rad hose : a tight 90 degree bend plus 2 straight pieces 2 1/2" and 4" - probably came in one chunk, but no idea what it fits!

20" of 2 1/4 od exh pipe, bent at a muffler shop with a 45 deg bend at one end, 20 deg at the other. The 45 is cut 10" long, and the 20 cut to 5". The 45 is flattened to 1 1/2" as needed to clear the rad and hood.

Starting at the air cleaner, the 90 rad hose goes on, then the 45 deg pipe over the rad and down, the 2 1/2" rad hose, then the 5" of 20 deg pipe, then the 5" rad hose to the intake manifold.

That was put on in the mid 80's and is still intact.

I can send photos if needed - let me know.

Jack Wetmore.

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Mark Watkins Ky.

05-13-2006 06:42:59

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Re: MF 65 Part Needed in reply to Jack in NB, 05-13-2006 04:29:11

Jack a picture would be nice. Your discription on how to build one is excellent. Thanks for all the suggestions.

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David Bloodwood

05-13-2006 03:18:41

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Re: MF 65 Part Needed in reply to Mark Watkins Ky., 05-12-2006 21:13:47

Hey Mark
I sure wish you luck. I was looking for exact same thing for MF65 - these are entirely unobtainable in Australia, even from wreckers, since they are a rubber moulding and usually perished now after 40-odd years of life. Eventually I made a screen out of flywire that fits over the inlet to the oil bath unit. The screen is secured by a hose clamp so it can be removed for cleaning.
David

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Bill Brox

05-17-2006 04:36:40

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Re: MF 65 Part Needed in reply to David Bloodwood, 05-13-2006 03:18:41

David, do you think the UK MF 65 we have and the US Mf 65 has the same air filter hose ?

Bill

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