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The days England was n great country

I have a MH 33 Grain drill that I would love to use. anyone know of a forum to get some help?

Just bought a well maintained 1975 MF165, Still got a lot to learn in regards to some of the functionality & adjustments possible, etc… only had it a couple weeks. It’s not perfect, needs a little tlc but she runs like a champ.

hola, soy de Chile. estoy tratando de conseguir el manual de MF34. Por favor si tiene algún link podrías compártelo

Why would anyone give this a thumbs down?

Somehow I don't think your pulling five bottom plows.

Thank you 👍🇸🇪

I learned to drive first on a massey 65 , it was very basic and very reliable, the dry brakes were the only fault really

alguien podia pasarme ficha y caracteristicas ferguson 65 aceite filtro y demas componentes para restaurar uno y si es posible que funcione leridaja@gmail,com gracias a todos, as buenas tardes

I'm doubting it pulling a five bottom plow I have one three is pretty good in our soil

Buenas noches desde España Podría usted facilitar el manual de taller para compartirlo con todos Gracias de antemano

The Massey Ferguson 65 Tractor is very weak for its size.

disculpe el cigüeñal y el piñón de la toma de fuerza del tractor massey ferguson 165, cada vez que trabaja con la chapeadora se quiebra ya sea el cigueñal o el piñón, me gustaría ver algún vídeo sobre este problema que tiene el tractor.

Si tiene más información sobre los frenos del MF 65 se lo agradezco mucho saludos desde costa rica .Tomás B

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If it wasn't for Harry's ingenious draft control, these tractors wouldn't pull the skin off custard.

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I am looking for a 135 tractor. if possible pl find one for me.

i would like to know more about the spindle

Great video, and thanks for sharing! Also, nothing beats a bright red tractor, and the diesel is music to my ears! What year is your MF 65?

These are part of a series, used by M-F or M-H-F as part of their training for Dealers and for their technicians. They were also shown to customers and prospective customers as a sales aid, Young Farmers clubs and Farm Machinery clubs used to be shown them as well. Life in Agriculture was so much simpler then.

Love this stuff!! Harry Was a Genius,its a pity he did not live long enough to see his Dream, all the other tractor manu's robbed his inventions!!

The e3 co-op tractors had poor brakes also

O melhor trator do mundo tive um por 14 anos e até hoje choro de saudades...nunca quebra...

mighty stuff, cheers for posting.

@oldblackandwhite Thanks for shared this precious documents to everyone who want to see. I already collected over 300 pictures for make myself a 3D creation of my grand-father's MF65, but this video is the best document so far! I can see more much details and understand more much about available functions as track setting. Another time, thanks from all MF65's fans.

I love the shot of the black oxfords and wool dress pants with cuffs. Perfect plowing attire! Great old pics. Thanks for sharing.

Great pics. My wife's sister still has her deceased husband's old 65. It looks kind of rough, but I use it to bush hog and such for her. I tell her it is the best starting and running diesel in the county. Hot, cold, rain or sleet, it never fails to start easily and do a great job. Brakes are not real sporty though.

Great stuff. i agree with fastrac

very facinating

i swear by by my 65.

Fascinating stuff, thanks for posting. Back in the early 80's we knew a couple of people who had 65's which looked a bit aged, but they swore by them, said they were much better than the newer 135 and 165, etc which were more common in the area. Bet it had better brakes anyway; all the big brothers of the 135 had drum brakes which were useless. Had many heartstopping experiences of throwing all my weight onto the pedal, and levering myself down with the steering wheel trying to get it stopped!

Thanks for sharing this with me, fantastic engineering!

Massey was with Harris as well as ferguson

Where these films made at the Coventry Factory?

From my own research into these films lukesumer they seem to be part of what Massey ferguson called their "Education plan", where by they went around trade shows and farms in the 1940's and early 50's showing people how good their products where!

Very interesting.

Could I have some more information on these old films?

This is Fantastic stuff!!!!! Where did you come across these, if you don't mind me asking?

Are you in the Donegal area?

Good to see old films like this on youtube, I imagine the original strip films are worth a fair bit?

They would have loved to have those slides for the 50th anniversary in 2008