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MF Poor

01-29-2008 06:34:05




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I've searched EBAY, looked at all the local boneyards, ran classified adds, and in general, just ran out of places to look.

I need a right fender for my MF150! Old one has some serious bends and dents that I just can't get straight enough to suit me. It's a flattop. New ones from MF/AGCO are simular but not same. With shipping, over $200 each. I don't want 2 different fenders, so I'd have to buy BOTH new to match. Too much $$$$$.

So, anyone know of a salvage yard with a 100 series Massey being parted out?

I'm ALMOST there. I need the fender and a new steering wheel and she's DONE! Found a NOS steering wheel last week. It's in the hands of UPS. Now for that fender!

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Unclemerle

01-30-2008 15:07:57




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to MF Poor, 01-29-2008 06:34:05  
Poor

If you are close to SWMN I'll give you a set off an 1100 for free.

Merle



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MF Poor

01-31-2008 04:59:04




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to Unclemerle, 01-30-2008 15:07:57  
I appreciate the offer, but

(1) I'm in central Kentucky, not very close. Although, if they'd work, I'd be willing to pay shipping cost in a heartbeat

(2) 1000 series flattop fenders are MUCH bigger than 100 series.

Thanks again though.



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Jeff-oh

01-31-2008 06:16:11




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to MF Poor, 01-31-2008 04:59:04  
Where are you in Central KY? My Families Farm is in Casey co. Near Liberty.



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MF Poor

01-31-2008 07:03:42




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to Jeff-oh, 01-31-2008 06:16:11  
Bullitt County, just north of Nelson county line.



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Finn Md

01-30-2008 10:18:40




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to MF Poor, 01-29-2008 06:34:05  
MF Poor:
try calling Nolts's Equipment in Newville, PA: #717-776-6242. They specialize in older MF tractors and boneyard parts. Real nice and honest people there. I have bought parts from them before.



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Jeff-oh

01-30-2008 06:48:56




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to MF Poor, 01-29-2008 06:34:05  
At over $200 each now we know why your MF Poor!!! :-)

I'll keep an eve out.



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Jerry/MT

01-29-2008 17:06:33




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to MF Poor, 01-29-2008 06:34:05  
Have you tried a local body shop for a repair of the existing fender. They might be able to do it as a "fill in " when they"re not too busy.



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MF Poor

01-30-2008 02:34:52




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to Jerry/MT, 01-29-2008 17:06:33  
If it was a simple matter of doing body work, I'd do it myself. The damage was done years ago when my dad backed into a fence post. There's a sharp kink in a structural rib, a couple spot welds that pulled apart, and a BUNCH of stretched metal from straightening. It's as straight as it'll ever be without bondo. Because of the design of the fender and the location of the damage, I'd never trust bondo to hold up to vibration. I'd rather just find another "original" fender.

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MF Poor

01-29-2008 12:29:01




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to MF Poor, 01-29-2008 06:34:05  
Thanks guys. I'll be contacting both ASAP.



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Don_G

01-29-2008 09:03:53




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 Re: MF's in bits and pieces in reply to MF Poor, 01-29-2008 06:34:05  
Have a look at the Fawcett site below. Excellent people to deal with and honest about the condition of their parts.

Don



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