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croitear

08-06-2007 07:29:03




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I just bought a UK MF 135 and have a couple of questions that i hope someone can help with. Its a straight axle model so would be early 70's i guess - where do i find the serial number that can determine the year. Is there then any way of finding out the registration number of the tractor(licence plate). My other question is regarding oil pressure. Its is very high when the engine is cold (far end of the gauge) When the engine is hot and on full revs it is just past half, and when hot and at idle - it is down near the bottom. Should this be a concern - there are no rattles from the engine - some smoke when accelerating but its a light grey rather than dark smoke. Not sure of the hours as there is no clock

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08-06-2007 09:01:26




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 Re: 135 Questions in reply to croitear, 08-06-2007 07:29:03  
The serial number should be on the lower part of the dash by your left knee. Oil pressure will come down after the engine warms up and the oil gets a little thinner. It has no tractormeter? It tells RPM's, hours and speed. Look on the bottom of the oil pan near the front of the tractor. It might have the the casting date on it which will at least give you an idea as to when it was made. Go to puddingsworld website and go under links. There are a couple other sites that have pictures and serial numbers for every year of UK models. They were made up to 1979 in the UK. Great tractors. Dave

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