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mf 135 perekins 4236 transplant

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henning

05-15-2006 01:24:15




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how about using a perkins 4236 engine in a massey 135 diesel. is it possible?

i have an mf 135 with broke engine but good transmission and wheels, and a perkins 4236 with about 500 hours .




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Bill Brox

05-16-2006 05:24:12




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 Re: mf 135 perekins 4236 transplant in reply to henning, 05-15-2006 01:24:15  
Not to mention you would need a new front support for the front axle, you will in fact need a complete new front end, everything in front of the engine... radiator, +++ and you will need a new steering box, and transmission too. And the centerhousing is not made for all that torque so you will rip the axle shafts off if you have bad luck.

And then you will need bigger rear wheels, because the front end of the MF 175 and so will give a higher front so the tractor will look funny like a boat in speed.

And you will need a new hood too, a longer one. In practice this means you need more or less a complete MF 175-185 to pick parts from.


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richard in nz

05-16-2006 00:38:30




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 Re: mf 135 perekins 4236 transplant in reply to henning, 05-15-2006 01:24:15  
Will go but less work and prbably cheaper to rebuild the AD3.152 you allready have.



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smokey2

05-15-2006 19:48:52




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 Re: mf 135 perekins 4236 transplant in reply to henning, 05-15-2006 01:24:15  
Don't even think about it. Even a AD3-152 industrial will not exchange as they use different crankshaft/timing case/harmonic balancer set ups. Reco kits for Perkins motors are as cheap as chips so if it is worth a rebuild then go for that.



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