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Information on Massey Ferguson 135 Tractors
Information on Massey Ferguson 135 Tractors. The Massey Ferguson (MF) 135 was an agricultural type tractor that is no longer in production. During its time this widely popular tractor was used as the workhorse for the small family farm. It is still in use by a few small farmers in the early 21st century, and it is usually purchased by collectors.
The Massey Ferguson (MF) 135 was an agricultural type tractor that is no longer in production. During its time this widely popular tractor was used as the workhorse for the small family farm. It is still in use by a few small farmers in the early 21st century, and it is usually purchased by collectors.
Production
The MF 135 was in production from 1964 until 1975.
Popularity
The MF 135 was the biggest selling tractor of its time until it was replaced by the 235 model in 1975.
Engine Power
There were a few different types of engines that powered the MF 135. Perkins manufactured both diesel and gasoline engines that put out 45 horsepower. Continental produced an engine that was slightly less powerful with only 39 horsepower.
Uses
This model of tractor was used as the workhorse of the family farm. It pulled everything from cultivators, manure spreaders, seeders and hay balers. A front end loader could also be attached, making it useful as a snow remover, grader or even as a feed lot cleaner.
After Market Items
Adding to its versatility, there are several after market items that can be purchased, such as covered cabs, front end loaders and power steering kits.
