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I am told it has a continental engine. It has boom for the bucket from Davis products of Wichita, KS. Let me know what you think. [email protected]
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Any pictures??? Armand
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More photos at:
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What is the gear pattern? does it have 2 sticks? It looks like a Massey Fergusson 135 or maybe a 35. Does it have a lever on the left side of the dash below the steering wheel? That would be multi-power if it does.
Can you get a picture of the front (grill) behind the loader? It also looks like a Massey loader, and I believe Davis was the OEM for Massey
Do a quick search in the tractor photos for a Massey 35 and 135, see which one it looks like more. The serial # tag would be on the bottom of the dash, by the shifters if it has it yet.
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Can you get a picture of the front (grill) behind the loader? It also looks like a Massey loader, and I believe Davis was the OEM for Massey
Do a quick search in the tractor photos for a Massey 35 and 135, see which one it looks like more. The serial # tag would be on the bottom of the dash, by the shifters if it has it yet.
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The Multipower lever on my MF-135 is on the right side about knee high on the dash.
I get bad reports about nonameinc dot com so I didn't see the pictures.
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I get bad reports about nonameinc dot com so I didn't see the pictures.
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What engine does it have?
I coulda swore that the lever on my cousin's 135 was on the left & it had a Continental engine. Got sold at his estate auction last year so I have no way to tell anymore. It was knee high though.
The levers on our 165 & 285 is on the left also.
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I coulda swore that the lever on my cousin's 135 was on the left & it had a Continental engine. Got sold at his estate auction last year so I have no way to tell anymore. It was knee high though.
The levers on our 165 & 285 is on the left also.
Donovan from Wisconsin
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I will check out these things and let you guys know what I find. Thanks for the help. Sorry about the warning from my website. I did find an issue that I think is resolved but it wont show clean until google visits it again and gives the green light.
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Its a to35 you can see 4 holes around the hour meter that used to hold the sereal number plate. And its got red paint under the dash.
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Can also see the hose from top of air cleaner to back of dash. has to be a to35.
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Whats a to35? I found the hood to it today piled under some junk. Has a ferguson plate on the front. It has a rim rotted out to. Know where I can get one of those?
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A Ferguson not massey just ferguson to35 . The ferguson page on this site is great lots more people there that will help with future questions. Heres what I know so far.Sereal number plate is gone so exact year is hard to say but they were first built at the end of 1954 and the front name plate was changed to massey ferguson in 1960 so yours is in that range.33 horsepower, weight without loader 2800 lbs,6 speeds forward 2 reverse. Gas engine made by continental 134 cdi. very good tractors for thier day.
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