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Where can I buy the rubber boots for gear shifts

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Keith W.

08-27-2000 08:19:24




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The gear shift (both the 4 speed and the hi-lo) rubber boots on my MF135 are fairly weather checked and I'd like to replace them before winter. Anybody have recommended sources for buying them on the internet ? I checked the parts companies listed on this site but didn't see where any of them had this part for sale.




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Pete Tatham

08-28-2000 14:21:41




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 Re: Where can I buy the rubber boots for gear shifts in reply to Keith W., 08-27-2000 08:19:24  
Keith, Here's a tip - every three months or so give the rubber boots a good rubbing with glycerin
they'll last for ever.



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Jeff Banfield Fbg., TX

08-27-2000 19:28:14




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 Re: Where can I buy the rubber boots for gear shifts in reply to Keith W., 08-27-2000 08:19:24  
If your in this part of the country(TX)Tractor Supply Co. has'em.



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CHRIS-MF35

08-27-2000 08:51:50




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 Re: Where can I buy the rubber boots for gear shifts in reply to Keith W., 08-27-2000 08:19:24  
got mine at TRACTORSMART.COM their arround four dollars each. these guys are a massey dealer and good to deal with. they also have an online cat. their building.



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Jim from Stonepile

08-27-2000 08:29:30




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 Re: Where can I buy the rubber boots for gear shifts in reply to Keith W., 08-27-2000 08:19:24  
Howdy! I got mine from the MF dealer. They need to be kept in good shape to keep water from getting in around the shift levers. JIM



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