Back in '66 we inherited one of these tractors and my dad immediately fell in love with it. It was so handy yet powerful. It could handle a 3 furrow plow and an 8 ft two way dick harrow. If we switched the rear wheels around and opened up the front axle to widen the stance, we could rowcrop cultivate as well. The front end loader we had for the 8N ford could even fit on it as well as the mounted hay mower. WOW
That is awesome. I do not have any land yet but I hope one day to put this beautiful tractor back to work in a field. Good to know it will handle a 3 furrow plow.
Thanks. I have had a lot of fun with this little tractor. As soon as the weather cools I will be getting the cold start heater plug system operational.
Stoneleigh Gray Dupont Paint code DS100. Old Massey Ferguson Red PPG code 505115. There is a great reference chart with all the different cross reference paint codes for different years and serial numbers. fergusontractors.org/nfs/wp-content/uploads/paint/Paint-Color-Numbers.pdf
@thedelcodave thanks. The tractor looks awesome. Love the darker grey. I have a 59-35M. One owner barn kept. She's pretty clean. Water pump is going out on her. Getting ready for a new installation. Thanks for the information.
Are you talking about the seal between the hood and the dash? That was purchased on Amazon it's called rubber edge trim u channel size .16 inch. The steering wheel dust boot is part number 890357m1 purchased on eBay.
Hello sir, i have the same tractor Massey Ferguson 35 same mask and motor, from an unknown year of production. It is imported and i want to know how much kilowatts is it? There aren't any marks, thank you.
Paint is all about the prepwork. Lots of hours sanding. Spend money on good paint. I ended up using automotive paint with clearcoat so it would last and not fade over time. All the Grey parts were sprayed with a high quality single stage automotive paint.
My research showed that a made in England 35 from that serial number should be the darker grey. The US made ones were all lighter grey and the later England ones were the lighter grey. It's amazing how many different variations of colors were used over the years.
@@quacklecrumpet9755 would depend on the serial number and country of mfg. This is a link to the reference I used to get the paint codes. fergusontractors.org/nfs/wp-content/uploads/paint/Paint-Color-Numbers.pdf
