Ive spent so many hours behind the wheel of a mf 35.... you learbt to be careful with how you held it in the terrain. Thatvtyoe of steering have nasty kick back...
Nice. You'll enjoy it. I just bought a 2 bottom plow for mine. I'm hoping to try it out tonight and tomorrow. I'll post a video. The brush hog I used was a 5' and it worked well.
Nice work and nice tractor, you should add a stabilizer bar between your differential and one side of your TPH to keep your rear implement from swaying back and forth.
@@Johnsplots i just looked and the 2nd video where you sprayed the clover and mowed it the 2nd time where the mower backfired and wouldn't start till the next day and you finished in the rain isn't there
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Ive spent so many hours behind the wheel of a mf 35.... you learbt to be careful with how you held it in the terrain. Thatvtyoe of steering have nasty kick back...
Yes. That steering wheel can whip around in an instant.
I'm learning on mine.. that steering can surprise you. Wonder if I can make it power steer?
it take forever to brush hog sometimes nothing goes right but it takes no time for the brush to grow back
You're not kidding!
Can you knock over 3 inch trees or do you just go over small stuff
2 inch pine is probably max. Any bigger and the tractor just can't push it over to get the brush hog on top of it haha
Just bought a 35. I’m looking forward to enjoying the ride. Any tips and tricks I should know
I actually just bought my second one a few months ago. They're a great tractor. What do you plan on using it for?
Mainly for fun. I will probably brush hog, do a little garden… And just ride it lol. I will use it at my cabin. Can’t wait to play
Nice. You'll enjoy it. I just bought a 2 bottom plow for mine. I'm hoping to try it out tonight and tomorrow. I'll post a video. The brush hog I used was a 5' and it worked well.
Nothing like brush hogging it's so peaceful to me to see tall weeds go down and seeing the finished work
Same!
Nice work and nice tractor, you should add a stabilizer bar between your differential and one side of your TPH to keep your rear implement from swaying back and forth.
Thanks for the feedback! I actually have some but forgot to put them on that day.
What happened to the old videos of you mowing the food plots with the simplicity?
I'm not sure but I'll take a look.
It's there now
@@Johnsplots awsome thank you
Yes sir
@@Johnsplots i just looked and the 2nd video where you sprayed the clover and mowed it the 2nd time where the mower backfired and wouldn't start till the next day and you finished in the rain isn't there
Question for you. Any Logan Judson Frederick or Alexander Frederick in your family tree?
Nope, at least not that I know of!
That’s a fergue
What revs is the engine at when you’re topping. ( Brush hogging)
I'm not sure. I keep it low so I don't smash things up. 1500 maybe? That massey doesn't have a tachometer.
Good job, i’m gonna to bye an F35 in feu week-end for the same job....
The 35 works great for brush hogging! I do wish mine had a live pto, though.
@@Johnsplots
i'm sûre 😁
@@Johnsplots
I got mine MF 35...1961, he's name is Rusty James...😂😂
How do you like it? You brush hog yet?
@@Johnsplots
😂😂 i'm tell you
Dude, I can't find any MF35 anywhere, Thats a nice old tractor. I have the Ford NAA Jubilee. Thanks!
Thanks. I got very lucky with that one! Good luck on your search. They're hard to come by.
How big around saplings are you clearing?.. I have lots of pine
Most average around 1 inch max
@@Johnsplots ok thanks. Im gonna take it easy.
@Justice Bruno my brush hog is more of a light to medium duty brush hog, so I try to be careful.
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Man I can't wait