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ric1

03-06-2007 04:44:03

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i do alot of mowing in the summer with a brushog and would like to mount a temperature gauge on my 35 diesel somewhere without having to cut a hole in the dash anyone got any good ideas thanks RICK

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PORKY B.

03-07-2007 14:05:33

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Re: temperature gauge on a 35 in reply to ric1, 03-06-2007 04:44:03

TEMP GAUAGES My FE35 was not equipped with the temp gauge. It still has the original oil and amp gauges,that is all it ever had in the dash.Later models came with all three ,good question?? Mine never!Tractor has bee around us since it was new in 1962.

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Jerrycpp

03-07-2007 11:04:22

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Re: temperature gauge on a 35 in reply to ric1, 03-06-2007 04:44:03

You can go to any auto parts store and buy a single-guage bracket that will fit the 2 - 2 1/16 inch temperature guage. The bracket has two mounting holes - you can hang it anywhere you like.

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Dean

03-06-2007 18:21:44

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Re: temperature gauge on a 35 in reply to ric1, 03-06-2007 04:44:03

Ric:

Both my MF 35 Deluxe diesel and my FE 35 diesel have temperature gauges. I have not seen one that does not.

Dean

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Dean

03-07-2007 08:06:00

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Re: temperature gauge on a 35 in reply to Dean, 03-06-2007 18:21:44

Ric:

I believe that my FE-35 diesel is British built as well. It has a centered tach with an oil pressure gauge on the left and a temperature gauge on the right. It has no other instrumentation unlike my MF-35 Deluxe, that also has a fuel gauge and ampmeter.

You could, of course mount your temperature gauge in a single, automotive-style bracket below the dash, thereby avoiding the necessity of cutting another hole in your dash.

Dean

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ric1

03-07-2007 09:35:22

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Re: temperature gauge on a 35 in reply to Dean, 03-07-2007 08:06:00

i have the center tach oil pressure gsuge on the left and amp gauge on the right. i guess i could do away with the amp gauge and put it there have to think about that one

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Dean

03-07-2007 12:30:41

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Re: temperature gauge on a 35 in reply to ric1, 03-07-2007 09:35:22

That's interesting, Ric.

I replaced the temperature gauge in my FE-35 recently. The old one that I removed looked to be original. I wonder if MF changed thinking at some past time or if a previous owner replaced the temperature gauge in yours with an ampmeter.

I will say that I do miss having an ampmeter on this tractor. There is absolutely no indication of charging system performance.

Dean

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ric1

03-07-2007 07:09:39

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Re: temperature gauge on a 35 in reply to Dean, 03-06-2007 18:21:44

the reason mine never had one is because it is a fe-35 built in england

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