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mf 35 delux wireing

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Rip VanWinkle

09-06-2007 11:08:59

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I would like to rewire my tractor. I want to remove the dash so I can access the back of the gages. I purchased a couple manuals on the tractor only to find out they dont tell me any thing about the dash or its components. Can some one please tell me how to get to the back of the dash. Does the dash come apart in two halves? Thanks Rip

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Dean

09-06-2007 14:49:44

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Re: mf 35 delux wireing in reply to Rip VanWinkle, 09-06-2007 11:08:59

Rip:

I removed the dash in one of my 35s about a year ago to replace a seal in the PS. It is a time consuming job that will be easier if you have a good complete set of 1/4" sockets with flex shafts, universal joints, etc.

You must first remove the steering wheel. The dash bolts to the battery box and to the steering gear. It will help to remove the battery.

The most tedious part is removing and reinstalling the connections to the various gauges.

If your tractor is a diesel, be very careful with the oil pressure switch that supplies power to the fuel gauge as these switches are no longer available.

Good luck.

Dean

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Rip VanWinkle

09-07-2007 03:17:16

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Re: mf 35 delux wireing in reply to Dean, 09-06-2007 14:49:44

Thanks you confirmed my fears. It appears as though the two dash halves are spot welded together. Even removing the dash it will need to be worked on through the bottom opening correct?

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Dean

09-07-2007 03:35:02

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Re: mf 35 delux wireing in reply to Rip VanWinkle, 09-07-2007 03:17:16

Rip:

Yes. The dash is a one-piece unit.

It is tedious to reinstall the various connections to the gauges with the dash in place but it can be done if you have patience, the right tools and your hands are not too large.

Dean

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tony vobe

09-06-2007 11:22:56

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Re: mf 35 delux wireing in reply to Rip VanWinkle, 09-06-2007 11:08:59

hi i dont know if this will help i know very little on anything i dont own. i have a mf40 digger and i get to the gauges by removing the batterywhich is in front of the dash

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