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M/F 135

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traper

10-26-2006 17:26:13




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picked up 135 9a with m/f 32 loader has a locked engine with shuttle shift 6 speed dose shuttle shift have problems? can it be looked at with engine out?




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traper

10-27-2006 16:47:50




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 Re: M/F 135 in reply to traper, 10-26-2006 17:26:13  
thanks for input dave 9a 110150 engine ad3 152 perkins got a look at it today water in cyl had cover on stack but pipe went inside at manifold pulled injectors vacum out water installed atf pulled starter got it loose did not have time to get it running traper



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135 Fan

10-28-2006 01:13:58




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 Re: M/F 135 in reply to traper, 10-27-2006 16:47:50  
It could be a 1967 2135. If it shares the serial number of Ag. tractors it is a 1971. I'm guessing the 67 going by Big Deans serial numbers. You could check with him to be sure. Dave



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135 Fan

10-28-2006 01:21:15




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 Re: M/F 135 in reply to 135 Fan, 10-28-2006 01:13:58  
I change my mind. 67 serial numbers don't have enough numbers. I didn't think they made the 32 loader that early but I could be wrong. Look on the front part on the bottom of the oil pan. It might have the date cast in it. Early tractors did. Dave



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135 Fan

10-26-2006 19:46:11




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 Re: M/F 135 in reply to traper, 10-26-2006 17:26:13  
It is an industrial tractor with a shuttle shift and MF32 loader. Probably an MF20 or MF40 if it has a hard nose. I think 2135's were before 9A serial numbers. Big Dean would know about the manual shuttle trans. Dave



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