MF 135

Username John wrote: »

Your "before restoration" pictures look much better than my 135 does

Like Muckit - would wonder why the cab is gone?

I must say tho that the finished product does look good in all fairness

It was a very easy restore as tractor was fairly mechanicaly sound.

Muckit wrote: »

Lovely job. Fair play.

Any plans to put the cab back on her?

No intention of putting cab back on. I always hated that cab.

invicta wrote: »

good job. Shes readD:y to go planting spuds! If I had her thats where she would be bound.!!!!::

It will be turning hay, topping and mowing my lawn.

Avns1s wrote: »

Looks good. I did a MF35 last summer. There is a hell of a lot of work to get them this good.

Great thing is that all parts are available. Did you have anything mechanical to do as well OP?

Engine was purring, so no work done there.
It got a new radiator, new brake shoes, new mudgards, new lights new front grill
New seat, rear wheel bearing. Replaced dynamo with alternator

GERMAN ROCKS wrote: »

what kind of money did it cost to bring her up to this level

Haven't worked it out. Not sure I want too! If I was to price my time then it was very expensive. (and lucky not to be divorced )

Yes I bought a lot of parts there, but also bought parts in Carrolls Eng in Ardee (MF Dealer).
Some spurious parts just don't cut it.