Should remove the shift lever small pin goes through the ball and check the end of lever for excessive wear and it is possible to align the selectors through the oil plug
Here is a tip for you - a great product to pick up all your oil spills on that new concrete - wood ash! When you burn wood in your fireplace, wood furnace or just a pile of limbs, etc, gather up some of the ashes and keep a bucket of them handy in the shop for scattering on spills! I like mine to be the real fine stuff, so I built a wood frame, attached a piece of screen to it for separating out the larger unburned pieces. Scatter the ash on a spill, leave it overnight and sweep it up the next day or whenever you get to it! It works great and the price is right!
Thanks great show man I've never been into one of those that far but after watching you do it it's pretty straightforward and I'm not afraid to now I'll say that so thanks for the show dude and have a good week end
Congrats JT, on getting the back part-off without getting ur toes mushed. Yea! Shifter needs to be replaced. Noticed that Fluffy didn't shoed-up until the job was done.
Nice one j.t. you might want to look in to it a bit on paint. Because I think all tin work should be grey and all the running gear should be gold. But its all up to you. Out off the the paint you want I would go red and grey. I don't like yellow when it's new paint when iv had yellow tractors I just leave them in work clothes. That's why I like your forklift she looks nice. Just need wing done and lights. But your tractors you do what you really like. Ether way long as your happy we are all happy for you and keep watching. From Andy in uk
Hey JT nice job getting to it, I think it was 22 years ago when I had to split my M-F 50 to replace the the shifter fork that I broke; Mine broke off on one side I thought it was strange the way yours broke off at the top. I had to get a refurbished one. I felt like Jed Clampett when I started draining the gear oil out; 8 gallons later I thought I had struck Texas Tea lol. Thanks for the refresher; Something I never want to do again. I did shop it out last Dec. have a clutch put in, & a seal that was leaking real bad well worth it plus my garage was tide up with other projects. I like the red, & argent🍻.
Our 135 Massey is pretty much the same as this one. Ours used to get the gears stuck. Couldn’t shift. We took that access cap off to the left of the shifter. Gives you access to the transmission. With crow bar Troy can gently slide the gears backwards and it frees it up. Used to happen frequently.we also had water in the transmission too. It can find its way in.
That little MHF makes your new shop look quite a bit larger than your combine did.😄 As an Architect I specify 20% solids epoxy as a deep saturating floor sealer for shop floors. Any leftover epoxy (JT Special blend) thinned down will do to stop oil saturation, 2 thin coats applied with a squeege or short nap roller. Something to consider.
1954 to end of 1955 Serial# 140,001 to 167,156 were Gray sheet metal w/G cast. 1956 to end of 1957 Serial# 167,157 to 178,215 were Beige sheet metal w/Vlint gray cast. 1958 to merge with Massey Sereal#178,216 to 211,071 were Red sheet metal w/Flint gray cast. The yellow COULD be that it was painted for highway work. I'm an originalist. You have the serial number so you can decide. 👍🏻
From Denmark, Red and silver. When I was 15 years old I drove such a Ferguson 35, but it was a 3 cyl. massey ferguson diesel with multipower. it ran wildly fast, about 50 kmh = ca. 32 miles. A fantastic tractor.
Great video as always, regarding the colour (spelt the English way as in the correct way) as it was originally Yellow go with that, it will match the Massey Ferguson forklift
Excellent Video JT :) Massey Ferguson tractor color Red , Silver and yes Grey & Blue not favorite on Ferguson tractor too ! Also I would get new Gauges to for and all totally rewired too !
Someone got her stuck between gears an did the wiggle, release and pray method! Wiggle the shifter aggressively then release the clutch while running and pray ! Works every time 20% of the time!
Hear me out a second now...remember when you painted the Farmall and had another option for Black...paint all the sheet metal black and the engine transmission and rear end as well as axels massy silver. I think that would look sharp as hell. Could even do the loader up in black.
Original to you JT.... I'd go Massey Harris/Fergie Grey/ Fergy 35 harloquin colors paint engine gold with one gaurd grey the other yellow, one wheel opposite, etc .... one of a kind rescue for you..... fluffy will love it 😊
Seeing those dry leaves next to the valve cover under the tank reminds me of an important PSA and story! I have a huge walnut tree and during the summer to free up shop space I park my tractor under it! Normally I always either hit it with a leaf blower b4 starting or at a minimum compressed air. One day I was in a hurry and only using it to pull the neighbor out of the ditch cause he cut the driveway to sharp and dropped his back tire in. Anyway I noticed smoke and smelling burnt leaves I shut her down grabbed my mini fire extinguisher and wouldn’t u know it failed so off to the shop for a known good extinguisher, got the fire out and luckily only had to replace the plug wires. Always blow off your tractor and always keep a known good extinguisher on the tractor! Even if you don’t park under a tree, squirrels and mice will try to pack your tractor with tinder for you!
Red and Silver, or as you are a dab hand at painting what about the gorgeous blue of your grain wagons. That would get the neighbours attention. Definitely not yellow or grey though. Another enjoyable video as usual. Keep em coming. 👍
@tomstitt3449 Thank you! I'm so glad I'm not the only one who said that blue would really pop on this thing! But looking at the majority of comments, it looks like about 98% of the vote is going to the red and silver. I don't think we'll get to see the ol' girl in a blue dress after all. But damn, she *_would_* wear it well!!
@@arcanewyrm6295Thanks for the reply. The beauty of this channel is all about JT not being afraid to try something different. So maybe he will surprise us all and do it with that amazing blue livery. 👍
We have a TO35 with MHF castings that is red sheet metal and gray. It was that color when we got it in 1978. I believe later TO35's after the merger were red/gray. That's my vote
Hey, JT it's really up to you, but I think he would look really cool.In my opinion , frame gray body red. Rims white , but like I said , your attractor strictly up to you , whatever you go with i'm pretty sure We shall all love it.Thank you for the video
It was a geen bottom and a Grey hood. It's a 55 to 57. The green bottom brings out the Grey. If it serials out to a late 57 t0 58 it could have silver bottom and yellow hood.
If it was painted yellow originally it should be industrial from factory,, now what I would do paint itf colors red hood and rear tires splash guards,, flint metallic grey chassis,, and lighter flat grey rims,,that would be the original Massey colors,, that's just my opinion!! Enjoy your day!!
Red and silver ❤
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Brown and white is the 1957 TL 35 so many different colors good luck😂
Red and silver is my vote
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Definitely red and silver. That will be a sweet gem
Right on
Red and silver.
Right on!
Red and silver so it'll match the rest of your fleet! They all look 5 star great!!! 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
Right on! Thanks!
Massey colors. Thanks for making each adventure exciting.
Glad you like them!
man that old ferguson will look sweet in red
I think it would!
I love watching your videos and it’s nice to see some smaller tractors every once in a while
Thanks 👍
Should remove the shift lever small pin goes through the ball and check the end of lever for excessive wear and it is possible to align the selectors through the oil plug
Right on!
Here is a tip for you - a great product to pick up all your oil spills on that new concrete - wood ash! When you burn wood in your fireplace, wood furnace or just a pile of limbs, etc, gather up some of the ashes and keep a bucket of them handy in the shop for scattering on spills! I like mine to be the real fine stuff, so I built a wood frame, attached a piece of screen to it for separating out the larger unburned pieces. Scatter the ash on a spill, leave it overnight and sweep it up the next day or whenever you get to it! It works great and the price is right!
Interesting! I’ll give it a shot!
Nice video JT. My vote is red and silver. Can’t wait to see it completed!
Right on!
Thanks great show man I've never been into one of those that far but after watching you do it it's pretty straightforward and I'm not afraid to now I'll say that so thanks for the show dude and have a good week end
Right on! These aren’t bad to get apart at all. Thanks!
Congrats JT, on getting the back part-off without getting ur toes mushed. Yea! Shifter needs to be replaced. Noticed that Fluffy didn't shoed-up until the job was done.
That’s how she rolls 😆
I have a 1959 TO-35 Ferguson Gas Special. Easy to work on, lots of power unlike the compact tractors today.
Very nice!
Nice one j.t. you might want to look in to it a bit on paint. Because I think all tin work should be grey and all the running gear should be gold. But its all up to you. Out off the the paint you want I would go red and grey. I don't like yellow when it's new paint when iv had yellow tractors I just leave them in work clothes. That's why I like your forklift she looks nice. Just need wing done and lights. But your tractors you do what you really like. Ether way long as your happy we are all happy for you and keep watching. From Andy in uk
Hey JT nice job getting to it, I think it was 22 years ago when I had to split my M-F 50 to replace the the shifter fork that I broke; Mine broke off on one side I thought it was strange the way yours broke off at the top. I had to get a refurbished one. I felt like Jed Clampett when I started draining the gear oil out; 8 gallons later I thought I had struck Texas Tea lol. Thanks for the refresher; Something I never want to do again. I did shop it out last Dec. have a clutch put in, & a seal that was leaking real bad well worth it plus my garage was tide up with other projects. I like the red, & argent🍻.
Right on! This wasn’t as bad as splitting my 1155 lol
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 I can only imagine.
I'm going to come out of left field and say Black with Massey Red wheels with a Massey silver stripe around the bead of the wheel.
I like that!
As a mate of mine always says
”The sky is blue, the grass is green and tractors are f**ken Red”!
Greetings from Australia! 🇦🇺
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Our 135 Massey is pretty much the same as this one. Ours used to get the gears stuck. Couldn’t shift. We took that access cap off to the left of the shifter. Gives you access to the transmission. With crow bar Troy can gently slide the gears backwards and it frees it up. Used to happen frequently.we also had water in the transmission too. It can find its way in.
Right on
Red and silver
Red and silver - drove an even smaller one for my grandad decades ago.
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Thanks for posting JT
You bet!
Hi JT I vote red and silver, that’ll fit in great with the rest of your collection! Keep up the good work, enjoy your videos 👍
Thanks!
That little MHF makes your new shop look quite a bit larger than your combine did.😄 As an Architect I specify 20% solids epoxy as a deep saturating floor sealer for shop floors. Any leftover epoxy (JT Special blend) thinned down will do to stop oil saturation, 2 thin coats applied with a squeege or short nap roller. Something to consider.
Thanks for the tips!
No question it has to match the fleet 👍
Right on!
From England red and silver gets my vote
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Thanks for update and I vote red and silver!
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I vote red and silver JT. Great video, and thanks to fluffy boss too. 🤜🤛
Right on!
1954 to end of 1955 Serial# 140,001 to 167,156 were Gray sheet metal w/G cast. 1956 to end of 1957 Serial# 167,157 to 178,215 were Beige sheet metal w/Vlint gray cast. 1958 to merge with Massey Sereal#178,216 to 211,071 were Red sheet metal w/Flint gray cast. The yellow COULD be that it was painted for highway work.
I'm an originalist. You have the serial number so you can decide.
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Right on! Appreciate the info!
From Denmark,
Red and silver.
When I was 15 years old I drove such a Ferguson 35, but it was a 3 cyl. massey ferguson diesel with multipower.
it ran wildly fast, about 50 kmh = ca. 32 miles.
A fantastic tractor.
That’s movin’!!!
Red and silver!
Right on
Red & silver
okay go with the massey red and silver..please! you da man JT!
Great video as always, regarding the colour (spelt the English way as in the correct way) as it was originally Yellow go with that, it will match the Massey Ferguson forklift
It would!
I think it will look much better with the red and silver
I think so too
Excellent Video JT :) Massey Ferguson tractor color Red , Silver and yes Grey & Blue not favorite on Ferguson tractor too ! Also I would get new Gauges to for and all totally rewired too !
Right on!!
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 welcome JT
can't wait to see the ol girl back together and for sure can't wait to see more of that M! red n silvers got my vote on the paint
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Red and silver for sure. Keep the streak alive!
Right on
Great video JT , I thought the hulk might just rip that fork out of there 👍🏻
Almost 😆😆
Can't wait till you paint it! I think I would flip it after you fix it up. Lots of people looking for older tractors.
I might do that.
As so many else has said, I think red and silver would look great!
Right on!
Stick with what works for you red and silver😊😊😊
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Great how to video. Timely for me as I have a 35 Massey Diesel I need to split. Red and silver for my choice. Thx
Good choice!
My grandparents have a ferguson to35 too it is all grey, it never left the farm because their barn was a dealership
Nice!
I have one of those tractors!
Paint it Red & Silver to match your fleet.
Right on!
I vote for red & silver!
Thanks for the update red and silver for me what's fluffy say 😀
Right on! She did say she’ll like red lol
Massey red and silver should be interesting. And look a lot better than gray. 😊
Right on’
Someone got her stuck between gears an did the wiggle, release and pray method! Wiggle the shifter aggressively then release the clutch while running and pray ! Works every time 20% of the time!
That’s for sure 😆
Hear me out a second now...remember when you painted the Farmall and had another option for Black...paint all the sheet metal black and the engine transmission and rear end as well as axels massy silver. I think that would look sharp as hell. Could even do the loader up in black.
Right on! I do like the idea of black!
Original to you JT.... I'd go Massey Harris/Fergie Grey/ Fergy 35 harloquin colors paint engine gold with one gaurd grey the other yellow, one wheel opposite, etc .... one of a kind rescue for you..... fluffy will love it 😊
Right on!
Yellow would match the forklift, but the red and silver seems to fit the theme better.
Right on
Another great video JT! I vote red and silver for color.
Right on!
Seeing those dry leaves next to the valve cover under the tank reminds me of an important PSA and story! I have a huge walnut tree and during the summer to free up shop space I park my tractor under it! Normally I always either hit it with a leaf blower b4 starting or at a minimum compressed air. One day I was in a hurry and only using it to pull the neighbor out of the ditch cause he cut the driveway to sharp and dropped his back tire in. Anyway I noticed smoke and smelling burnt leaves I shut her down grabbed my mini fire extinguisher and wouldn’t u know it failed so off to the shop for a known good extinguisher, got the fire out and luckily only had to replace the plug wires. Always blow off your tractor and always keep a known good extinguisher on the tractor! Even if you don’t park under a tree, squirrels and mice will try to pack your tractor with tinder for you!
Right on! That is good advice
Red and silver would look great !
It would!
Go all out on it, silver grey red pinstripe black rims 😎
Right on!
Normally I am for original color but my vote is for red and silver. We had a TO-20 ferguson as a kid and it looked awesome in red and silver.
Right on
Red and silver to match every thing else you have.
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Red and silver for sure
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Good work JT! That TO looks similar to my MF 130. Paint it MF Red/Silver.
Right on
Paint it in to the heard, red and silver !!! Nice video, as allways👌👌
That's the plan!
Good job JT
Thanks!
Red and Silver!!
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Red and Silver, or as you are a dab hand at painting what about the gorgeous blue of your grain wagons. That would get the neighbours attention.
Definitely not yellow or grey though.
Another enjoyable video as usual. Keep em coming. 👍
Right on! Thanks!
@tomstitt3449 Thank you! I'm so glad I'm not the only one who said that blue would really pop on this thing! But looking at the majority of comments, it looks like about 98% of the vote is going to the red and silver. I don't think we'll get to see the ol' girl in a blue dress after all. But damn, she *_would_* wear it well!!
@@arcanewyrm6295Thanks for the reply. The beauty of this channel is all about JT not being afraid to try something different. So maybe he will surprise us all and do it with that amazing blue livery. 👍
Weell JT my friend, U know we want to see red.....so red and silver are the vote. Have a great weekend.
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Them old mhfs were gold and silver. Known as copper belly 35s. Would be a unique paintsyle for her you should look em up
MFH - Red and Silver !!
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Thank for taking the time to reply to my comment knowing how busy you are
Anytime! Let me know ow if you need any assistance
We have a TO35 with MHF castings that is red sheet metal and gray. It was that color when we got it in 1978. I believe later TO35's after the merger were red/gray. That's my vote
Right on
Morning JT
I’d paint it massy Ferguson colours
Right on!
Red and silver hands down
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You need to get a small chain hoist
Red and silver 👍👍👍👍👍
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Red and silver 💯
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Red and silver 🎉
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Red and silver to match your fleet ,you do an alsome job ,keep going ,i enjoy your videoes
Right on! Thanks!
Love red and silver!
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35 colors to match the rest
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Hello J.T.
Make it yellow!
Wish you a nice weekend.
Greetings from the Neterlands 🤠🇳🇱
Greetings!
Definitely red and silver would look the best and it will match the rest of your fleet
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Field work = RED No field work (just around the yard) = YELLOW
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Definitely red and silver
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Red and Grey!!!!
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Hey JT , hope ya ok ? Go with the red n silver 👍👍 Massey Dave
Right on! All is good over here 😉
Red and silver JT! Make that tractor sexy!! 😂
Hey, JT it's really up to you, but I think he would look really cool.In my opinion , frame gray body red. Rims white , but like I said , your attractor strictly up to you , whatever you go with i'm pretty sure We shall all love it.Thank you for the video
Right on. Thanks!
I think yellow so that it stands out in your yard. It will make it easier to find too
Good point😉
Red and silver❤😊
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I’d have to say Red and Silver. Are you putting the loader back on or moving that to the larger 165? Great Video as always. Have a Good Weekend, JT
Not sure yet
Bet that would look interesting in midnight purple
It sure would lol
Yes . Wonderful man
Many thanks
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 yes love you
Steiger green for memory sake
There we go! 😉
Red and silver perfect
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Original Colors is my opinion. Thanks for the Video 😊
Right on!
Red & Silver
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It was a geen bottom and a Grey hood. It's a 55 to 57. The green bottom brings out the Grey. If it serials out to a late 57 t0 58 it could have silver bottom and yellow hood.
That was a 58 according to the serial
Fluffy has good taste in tractors. 😂
Yes she does 😆
Is this the time to track down the pieces of the starter that are missing ?
Yes
Red and Silver
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If it was painted yellow originally it should be industrial from factory,, now what I would do paint itf colors red hood and rear tires splash guards,, flint metallic grey chassis,, and lighter flat grey rims,,that would be the original Massey colors,, that's just my opinion!! Enjoy your day!!
Thanks!