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MF135 Hydraulic Repair

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Wade in N.S.

09-09-2000 16:27:23




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I have a '68 MF135, perkins diesel, US model with multi-power. Had a prob. where 3 pt. hitch wouldn't stay up. Using the IT manual as guide, removed the hyd. lift cover from the tractor, found a few loose parts in the base and have i.d'ed them, including a cam roller( See Item 46 on Fig 286/page 88) and the shaft that the roller runs on. I'm hoping that some of you might be able to help me with the following questions:

1. (See fig. 286/page 88 and Figs. 281 and 282/page 87) My question is concerning the 2 springs (items 34 on Fig. 286). Procedure 248 advises to "Compress the springs and insert cotter pins through drilled holes to retain the springs" First of all, the springs were not held in place when I removed the lift cover - they flew out of the assembly ! ( a good reason to have the cotter pins there in the first place..... .). I now want to reassemble correctly and need to know at what stage of spring compression do I put the cotter pins in place? If you look at Fig 281 and 282, they show the cam levers sticking through the support bracket. Do I push the cams throught the bracket and then insert the cotter pins? That seems to make sense to me... 2. (See Fig. 274 and 284 in manual - pages 85 and 88) I need to adjust the Control Spring to elliminate end play. Item 241 states to "...turn the spring on control spring plunger until spring is snug...." Sounds easy but how do I secure the "Plunger" (Item 8 in Fig 284) so that I can turn the Clevis (Item 16)? As an assembly (that is, the spring, nut and seat are "together") and there is no way that I can think of to "get at" the plunger itself. I'd really like to adjust this assembly before I reinstall it but..... .any ideas?

3. The manual seems to jump around as to adjustment procedures. Do any of you have experience as to how I should proceed first? What adjustments are critical? Suggestions.....?

Any help/suggestions would be most appreciated.

Regards,

Wade

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Robert Lyczewski

09-10-2000 21:07:12




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 Re: MF135 Hydraulic Repair in reply to Wade in N.S., 09-09-2000 16:27:23  
Just a note that Massey Fergusons 3pt hitches do NOT stay up in place after tractor is shut off. With a implement weight on they are supposed to creep down to the ground. From what I read you didn't take the right side cover off and remove the roller first before lifting the cover. You are on the right track as the cotter pins are for installation. Check to make sure all the brackets are straight and not bent. If I can be of any further help let me know.

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Wade (to Robert)

09-11-2000 10:49:44




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 Re: Re: MF135 Hydraulic Repair in reply to Robert Lyczewski, 09-10-2000 21:07:12  
Hi Robert, Thanks for your note. Believe it or not, implements crept to the bottom - even while the tractor was running. I did take the right side cover off and removed the roller, prior to lifting the cover. Something else must have been loose before doing so. Thanks for the info. re. the pins. It seems to make sense. Any suggestions re. the other questions? Wade



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04-12-2001 20:43:02




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 Re: Re: Re: MF135 Hydraulic Repair in reply to Wade (to Robert), 09-11-2000 10:49:44  
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Jim from Stonepile

09-09-2000 19:39:14




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 Re: MF135 Hydraulic Repair in reply to Wade in N.S., 09-09-2000 16:27:23  
Here is a pic of one assembled (hasn't been taken apart) I think the cotter pins are to hold the springs during assembly. If the springs flew off when you took the cover off there are other problems. I will try to post better pics tomorrow And investigate further with mine tomorrow. Good luck_JIM

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Wade in N.S.

09-10-2000 05:17:23




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 Re: Re: MF135 Hydraulic Repair in reply to Jim from Stonepile, 09-09-2000 19:39:14  
Hi Jim; This is my 3rd. attempt at posting a follow-up. Thanks for the pic. It shows the rods going through the plate. I agree with you re. the cotter pins only being used during reassmbly - they are not show in the exploded view in the IT manual and I think they would prevent the travel of the rods if left in. Thanks again, Wade



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wade in N.S.

09-10-2000 05:08:47




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 Re: Re: MF135 Hydraulic Repair in reply to Jim from Stonepile, 09-09-2000 19:39:14  
Hi Jim; Thanks for the picture - it shows the rods going through the plate. I did reassemble all but the spring assembly (my question 2.) and I think you're right, the cotter pins might only be used during reassembly to hold things in place. If they were left there, I can't see how the rods would be able to move back and forth in and out of the plate. Thanks again and I look forward to hearing ffrom you again. Wade

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Wade in N.S.

09-10-2000 05:03:06




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 Re: Re: MF135 Hydraulic Repair in reply to Jim from Stonepile, 09-09-2000 19:39:14  
Hi Jim; Thanks for the picture.You might be right re. the pins only being needed during reassembly. They are not shown in the exploded view in the IT manual - maybe the Massey manual does show them ? (I don't have that manual). I was able to get things back together last nite (except for the spring assembly (My question No. 2). I think cotter pins would prevent the rods from moving back and forth..... ..Thanks again and I look forward to hearing from you again. Wade

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