We’ve had lots of people asking if our Massey Ferguson 135 Clutch Guide is also relevant to the MF35 tractor, so here’s what you need to know…
The Perkins diesel powered MF35 and MF35X’s had the exact same 11″ dual clutch assembly as the early Massey Ferguson 135’s.
The MF135 we filmed in the MF135 Cutch Guide […]
OK, so here it is.
Vintage Tractor Engineer has been working on this for three months and we really believe this is our most comprehensive guide yet.
This guide is available to stream online to any and all of your devices. Alternatively you can download it to your laptop, tablet or smartphone to take with you into […]
Here at Vintage Tractor Engineer we’ve had an MF135 in the workshop this past couple of months.
It’s had a full engine rebuild and we’ve also been replacing the clutch plates and springs.
We’ve filmed a tutorial for how to do the work on the clutch and we will be making this available tomorrow. It is the […]
Last week we took a quick look at an MF135 that was in for refurbishment. Today we take a closer look at the lubricating oil pump
This information is for the MF35 and MF135 tractors that have the Perkins A3.152 (or AD3.152) engine fitted.
How Does It Work?
The pump drive gear is pressed and keyed on to […]
A friend of Vintage Tractor Engineer had started on the overhaul of a 135.
Unfortunately, ill health meant he couldn’t complete the project, so the tractor came to us. The engine and clutch were all dismantled and boxed up in the order of removal. The owner brought it to us looking a bit concerned that his […]
Massey Ferguson 135 serial numbers.
Year Serial Numbers
1965 101-30282
1966 30283-67596
1967 67597-93304
1968 93305-117428
1969 117429-141425
1970 141426-162114
1971 […]
The Massey Ferguson 135 was produced from 1964 to 1978 and is one of the best loved Massey Fergusons tractors. The 135 was the smallest in the 100 series range and was launched at the Smithfield Show in 1964, fitted with a Perkins AD3.152 engine which later gave 47hp.
The 100 series tractors replaced the MF35x […]
One of the most popular tractors for vintage tractor enthusiasts is the Ferguson 135, and many of these tractors are still used daily on farms. However, as they come onto the market, they are slowly being bought up by enthusiasts who are restoring them back to original condition.
I thought this video typified what many people […]
