MF135 6 Speed Restoration #45 How to Remove Your Hydraulic Pump 

G day Dave, Must be time you bought another tractor to do up then, one is never enough, lol.

G Day Charles, Yes it worked for its living alright, no part will be un touched by I get it finished.

Thankyou

Thanks Scottyboy.

@@BundyBearsShed tell me if I'm doing this right I do have a 165 Massey Ferguson it's a 1964 model I'm hoping is not a major project it has a front end loader on it I bought it off from a guy that has been sitting for 3 to 5 months' the major problem is two things my steering and the hydraulics both front end loader and three point hitch is very slow lifting up and now it doesn't want to lift up but only sometimes and it still lift up and down slow do you think it is the filter to the hydraulic pump being that it has been sitting up for a while and can I just go from the side instead of taking the top off thank you for your time

@@scottyboy7804 did the cleaning of the filter fix the slow lifting hydraulic? I have a 1964 MF 65 and the the 3 point lifts slow, I was looking for a video that shows how to remove it and ran across this great video. Mine has the multiplier so it is probably a little different getting the top off, but I'll try going through the side plate first.

Thanks Dino.

Thankyou.

Thankyou,

G Day Mal, It was running a 4" pump on a skid with a PTO shaft when I saw it. Lucky it didnt come adrift.

Worth a try for sure.

G Day Olle, Yes very similar job if it is not a multipower.

Most likely just the wear and tear in these older tractors. If you have the top off you may as well do everything.

@@BundyBearsShed thanks for that I'm restoring a mf2135 leoder thanks for what you're doing i have learned so much, can't wait to put it to work on small driveway and road to new property

Have a look here www.bareco.com.au/files-masseY2001-MF101

Yep

No I have not done anything with that as yet.

I have never seen them like that it is usually just the split pin from memory.

Your tractor should not hold it up for 10 minutes as the hydraulic piston rings have gaps in them. So that is normal. If you go back to 15w-40 oil in the back end the cold lift problem will get better too.

@@BundyBearsShed thank you very much sir

If it is not multipower you can do the same as this, if it is multipower you need to split it.

Bundy Bears Shed perfect mine is not a mp 👍

The front camp block fell out of the bottom onto the ground

did it come out of the bottom of the gearbox?

No video yet as I swapped a good used one I had on hand into the tractor.

There is a stand pipe with o rings and back up washers

the pipe has a crack!!.I try to weld it I don't know if I can find it as a spare.

Not that I know of