Being a bit of a newbie on here I thought id test the water , I have always fancied restoring an 1970`s MF135 , I learnt to drive on one at the age of 7 years old and drove one every school holiday helping out on my Grandfathers farm , But that was many many years ago and the passion to restore and own one has always stuck with me .
So the question is where is the best place to find one ,Idealy I guess hidden away in an old barn somewhere . Another thing how easy is it to obtain parts for these old classics and how reasonable are the prices . And finaly was the production of these tractors much the same or were there variations over the years , If so what would be the one to go for , I seem to remember some had rounded wings and others had squared off wings with grab handles built in .
Massey Ferguson 135
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Re: Massey Ferguson 135
Hello Jason, I subscribe to a magazine called 'Old Tractor', published by the Kelsey Publishing Group. Its a great magazine and at the back of each issue is a Classifieds section where lots of old tractors are advertised, such as your interest, the MF-135 and lots more besides. There are other Classic Tractor mags available and can be found in a good WH Smith outlet. Best of luck with your endeavours.
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Hello Jason
As dave said,there are a lot of mags around with tractors for sale.The MF 135's are making a pretty high price these days.
If I see a good reasonably priced one I will send you a personal message.
Good luck
Martyn
As dave said,there are a lot of mags around with tractors for sale.The MF 135's are making a pretty high price these days.
If I see a good reasonably priced one I will send you a personal message.
Good luck
Martyn
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Thanks , I have seen the Old Tractor mag in the shops , Top shelf tractor porn
I guess the classifieds are going to be full of restored machines at a premium price , Im looking out for a non running wreck somewhere , I must be mad I spend enough time in the garage building my off roader , The missus will love me when I turn up with a rusted wreck on the low loader
I guess the classifieds are going to be full of restored machines at a premium price , Im looking out for a non running wreck somewhere , I must be mad I spend enough time in the garage building my off roader , The missus will love me when I turn up with a rusted wreck on the low loader
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Re: Massey Ferguson 135
jason whats the offroader l/r based i hope
i used to play around with older series l/r ,s built a few up from bits
still have a 1958 swb at the farm waiting to be brought back to life its been sat for about 4 years now i just don,t have the time
cheers graham
i used to play around with older series l/r ,s built a few up from bits
still have a 1958 swb at the farm waiting to be brought back to life its been sat for about 4 years now i just don,t have the time
cheers graham
knowing less and less about more and more until pretty soon i will know almost nothing about practically everything
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Re: Massey Ferguson 135
Hello Jason
Was out on a callout last night in Newport,On the way to Uskmouth powerstation I saw a very original 135 in a barn.
I will have to carry a camera in the van with me as I also saw some interesting dozers including a Terex at the powerstation.
Martyn
Don't know if the 135 is for sale but can ask.
Was out on a callout last night in Newport,On the way to Uskmouth powerstation I saw a very original 135 in a barn.
I will have to carry a camera in the van with me as I also saw some interesting dozers including a Terex at the powerstation.
Martyn
Don't know if the 135 is for sale but can ask.
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d4c24a wrote:jason whats the offroader l/r based i hope
i used to play around with older series l/r ,s built a few up from bits
still have a 1958 swb at the farm waiting to be brought back to life its been sat for about 4 years now i just don,t have the time
cheers graham
Naturally LR Graham
Martyn , Newport`s only 15 miles from me ,If you hear how much I may be interested , Garage space needed first .
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Re: Massey Ferguson 135
Jason
The 135 is on the road to Uskmouth powerstation.About 1/2 mile from the Nashpoint turn off.It can be seen from the road.I am based at East Usk railway depot Newport.
Martyn
The 135 is on the road to Uskmouth powerstation.About 1/2 mile from the Nashpoint turn off.It can be seen from the road.I am based at East Usk railway depot Newport.
Martyn
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Re: Massey Ferguson 135
Thanks Martyn , I may hold off ringing at the moment, Time and space still a problem my end ,
I was chatting to a guy on site in Warminster today about the 135 , He saw one at a farm sale , no wings , rotton body work , no water pump , a right dog of a thing and went for £1500 , Unbeliveable
I was chatting to a guy on site in Warminster today about the 135 , He saw one at a farm sale , no wings , rotton body work , no water pump , a right dog of a thing and went for £1500 , Unbeliveable
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