Massey Ferguson 135
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A restored MF 135 on the MF 50 year display at GDSF in 2008 | |
| Model history | |
|---|---|
| Model introduced | 1964 |
| Model discontinued | 19 ? |
| Model status | Discontinued Discontinued |
| No. produced | {{{productionno}}} |
| Preceded by | MF 35 |
| Superseded by | MF 200 series |
| Engine Specification | |
| Engine make | Perkins |
| Engine model | AD3.152 |
| Power hp | 45.6 bhp |
| Displacement cu in /(litre) | 152 cu in |
| No. of Cylinders | 3 |
| Naturally aspirated, Turbo or Supercharged | NA |
| Transmission Details | |
| Transmission type | 3 x 2 (hi/low) (Multi-Power option) |
| Gearbox make | MF |
| Forward | 6 |
| Reverse | 2 |
| Drive | 2-WD |
| General Data | |
| Fuel type | Diesel |
| Linkage Category | Unknown |
| P.T.O rpm | {{{pto_speed}}} |
| Cab Details | |
| Cab Make | MF (option) |
| Other info | |
| Approximate Cost new in (year) | £840 (1964) |
| Notes | One of the MF 100 Series Launched in 1964 |
The Massey Ferguson 135 ('MF 135) was introduced in 1964 as part of the Massey Ferguson 100 series of world wide tractors to replace the ageing Massey Ferguson 35 that was a updated Ferguson FE-35 design from the 1940s.
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[edit] Model history
The Massey Ferguson 100 series was introduced to be a world wide range to replace the former Massey-Harris and Ferguson tractors many of which were still based on pre war designs. The basic design was still a development of the Ferguson design.
The Model was introduced in the USA first built at MF's Detroit plant. The UK version was built at Coventry and was designed around the Perkins 3-cylinder engine. The design also moved to a 12 speed gearbox.
[edit] Spec
For basic spec see the table.
[edit] Options / Variations
- USA had a optional Continental Motors Company Gasoline engine.
[edit] Serial / production numbers
- Add serial number data table here
The production of the new tractor was nearly 13,000 from the Detroit factory in 1965. With 44,246 built in 1966 from both factories.[1]
[edit] Preservation
These are a popular model as there were loads built and many people remember owning or operating them when they were younger. There are also a number of 'special' variations available for the collector looking for more obscure tractors. Parts are readily available and they were better engineered than the early pre war models, and tidy examples can still be found in ex farm condition that is tired body work but mechanically still sound.
- List known examples here
- -each tractor can have its own page linked from here for more details. e.g the story of its restoration or its life history - linked via the reg no or serial number.
- SFL 315K a 196? MF 135 Multipower sn 135/48111/FG that has been professional restored back to original condition.
| Base Model No. | Reg No. (if known) | Serial No. | Build-Date | Engine-Type/Make | Owner (if known) | Photo | Were seen/Featured | Other info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MF 135 | HPY 170D+ | sn unknown | ? | Perkins | ? | | At Duncombe Park Steam Rally 2009 | Fitted with P.A.V.T. rear wheels. Supplied new by Glovers Farm Services. |
| MF 135 Multipower | SFL 315K+ | sn 135/48111/FG | 196? | Perkins | owner ? | | ? | A professionally restored example. |
| MF 135 | ? | ? | ? | Perkins | Koos van Diejen | | Velddriel at Willem Quick backjard | A perfect restored M F 135 French edition |
| MF 134 4-WD | ? | ? | ? | Perkins | Owner ? | | at Driffield Steam and Vintage Rally 2008 | Fitted with Four-wheel drive |
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| Model no | reg no. | serial number | year | engine | Owner ? | | Seen at | |
| Please add any tractor with known reg or serial no. with Photo if possible, with summary of changes. (More detail can go on tractors own page) | ||||||||
| Create a page (link) for an individual tractor by linking the reg or serial number using [[Tractor make-model-reg no.|reg number]] or [[Tractor make-model-serial no.|serial number]] in the relevant column. Then once saved click the red link to start the new page and add info on that tractor. | ||||||||
[edit] References / sources
- ↑ Tractors, The worlds greatest tractors (book), by Michael Williams, p 70
[edit] External links
- Add any relevant links here please
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