Massey Ferguson

Engine crankcase takes 2.3 US quarts. Oil and filter change, 2.64 US quarts. However, if your tractor oil pan has 2 drain plugs, it is a later model and it will hold a little more oil. Mine is like this and I believe it took 3.2 US quarts with an oil and filter change. Check the dipstick on level ground. Note when you add oil to the fuel injection pump, any overflow will run into the engine crankcase. It uses exactly the same oil, but be careful to not overfill the crankcase as a result. MF recommended SAE 30w or 10w-30 above 40 degrees F, 10w-30 only below 40 F. I use Rotella oil in my 1010. Make sure you use a motor oil rated for diesel use.

Your tractor is a 1973 year model. That answer was determined by visiting www.tractordata.com.

its depend on the model it can vary a lot example 2000 hrs 399 4wd no cab 13000 if you had a loader had 3000 really depend on what model and equipement

Depends on the model of 165.

One model is 2480 Kg without fluid in the tires.

The additional weight from fluid on the water depends on tire sizes.

12-36" 75% water fill level gives 197.1 Kg per tire. And 100% fill level gives 262.9 Kg per tire.

So the answer is for example: 2480+262.9*2 = 3005.8 Kg.

most serial # contain this info, IE 2 nd month 7th day 1953

2753 is not the serial number but is actually the series number. The actual serial number is to the right of 2753 on the dat plate beneath the steering column.

You can check your actual serial number at the following site.

http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/7/5/750-massey-ferguson-205.html

their are 2 screws,one large and one small. screw both in until you feel restiance,dont overtighten.back both off one complete turn. The large one is for the gas,small screw is air,start engine and adjust air and gas until it runs smooth.

that depends on the size of the tractor

I have a Massey 50. It is really hard to tell you over the computer how to adjust it. I went to Tractor Supply Co. and ordered a service manual from them for like 32 dollars. It has exploded views, and really defined directions on how to do it. After reading it and seeing the pictures on what they want you to do, it's pretty easy.

Use only Honda ATF! Your Honda dealer will have the proper fluid.

Massey Ferguson Gold Cup was created in 1963.

1965

1964

WIX 51360

Yes, the bale size on the New Holland 849 round baler with auto tie is adjustable. Operators can set the desired bale diameter using a simple control system, allowing for flexibility depending on the specific needs of the operation. This feature helps optimize the baling process for different crop types and conditions. Always refer to the operator's manual for detailed instructions on making adjustments.

There is a cap right next to the gear shifters. It's about 1-3/4" dia or so with a hex head on top. The hydraulics share the same fluid as the transmission.

You may want to check with a third party source to see, depending on what parts you need. I'm thinking someplace like NAPA or other Auto Parts catalogs might show some of the same for each and quite often they would list them together.

Or, if you know the Perkins model you could get a manual for that engine. It's probably the same, although Perkins may have changed something for Massey Ferguson. As an example, they may have changed motor mounts, or fuel lines, air intakes, or similar so they would adapt to MF's tractor easier. You should be able to find a Perkins manual on Ebay or a similar web site.

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Just behind the PTO-lever. You remove the cover and then its possible, with some patience, to shift it.

first your two roll in their compartment,run under the little plate before exiting and then going thru the two tension aid springs and then both thru the 1st porcelain,then divide for each porcelain on needle and go tie at base of needle and then engage manually for tiyng knot and then rotate whole system by hand by turning the flywheel.Gidday, I am self-taught on the 503, but after threading the needle, I pass the twine straight up through the gap in the knotting mechanism, against the thingy with the multiple serrated discs, then tie it back to the bale density adjuster at the back. After the first bale it will cut the twine then you can remove the remaining bit of twine with the knot you tied.

Well one option is to drain the oil and take off the gas tank and any other junk plastic on it and just take it to a metal salvage yard. You might get a couple bucks depending on the weight of it. Another option is to look around for a shop that rebuilds lawnmowers and they will usually take them for no charge so that they can strip good parts off of it. Hope this helps you.

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Your Fergie is a 1954. serial # 60001 to 72679 is 1951 serial # 72680 to 108644 is 1952 serial # 108645 to 125958 is 1953 serial # 125959 to 140000 is 1954

According to this website, it would have been in 1953: http://www.fergusonenthusiasts.com/serial%20numbers/SNRanges_1946_1960.pdf

Fram P/N PH2895