I am in the process of reassembling and reinstalling the lift cover on my 204. Of course I don't have the manual yet and I didn't take photos when I tore it down a month ago. If any has some exploded views of the assembly that would be very helpful. Thanks for any help you can provide.
- Thread starter Fordworth
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You could try the "Massey Ferguson" board. This is the (Harry) "Ferguson" board. The original machine. Your machine is a bit modernistic for
these parts. A few people around here might be running a shiny machine such as you have, but your better luck might be over at the Massey
world.
these parts. A few people around here might be running a shiny machine such as you have, but your better luck might be over at the Massey
world.
Dan S (NY)
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If what you have is the MF 204 Workbull the three point assembly under the seat should be the same as in the Ferguson TO35, Ferguson 40, MF35, MH50, MF50, MF65 tractors. The Workbulls are an industrial version of the 35. At over 50 years old, I can believe your machine is not shiny unless it has been restored.
How far did you go dissembling the components under the top cover?
Dan
How far did you go dissembling the components under the top cover?
Dan
John Deere D
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QUOTE Dan S (NY):
If what you have is the MF 204 Workbull the three point assembly under the seat should be the same as in the Ferguson TO35, Ferguson 40, MF35, MH50, MF50, MF65 tractors. The Workbulls are an industrial version of the 35. At over 50 years old, I can believe your machine is not shiny unless it has been restored.
How far did you go dissembling the components under the top cover?
Here is some info on the MF FE 35 X
Bob. Owner operator MF FE 35 X and other colored Tractors:
If what you have is the MF 204 Workbull the three point assembly under the seat should be the same as in the Ferguson TO35, Ferguson 40, MF35, MH50, MF50, MF65 tractors. The Workbulls are an industrial version of the 35. At over 50 years old, I can believe your machine is not shiny unless it has been restored.
How far did you go dissembling the components under the top cover?
Here is some info on the MF FE 35 X
Bob. Owner operator MF FE 35 X and other colored Tractors:
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