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Massey Ferguson 135
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Parts and accessories for Massey Ferguson 135
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COUPLING STABILIZERS
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TRANSMISSION - HYDRAULICS TRANSMISSIONS (2)
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BELTS (2)
- COURROIE TRAPEZOIDALE AVX 13 (2)
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BELTS (2)
Technical features for Massey Ferguson 135
Engine
| Type en | A3.144 ou AD3.152 |
| Système de refroidissement | Refroidissement par eau (radiateur et pompe à eau) |
| Number of cylinder | 3 |
| Bore (mm) | 88.92 (A3.144) ou 91.49 (AD3.152) |
| Engine Brand | Perkins |
The Massey Ferguson 135 is a model of farm tractor manufactured by Massey Ferguson, a well-known manufacturer of agricultural equipment. This tractor was produced in the 1960s and 1970s and has become very popular with farmers around the world. The Massey Ferguson 135 is a compact, medium-sized model, suitable for a variety of farming tasks.
Here are some general features of the Massey Ferguson 135:
1. Engine:The tractor was generally equipped with a gasoline or diesel engine, offering around 40 horsepower, making it a small-to-medium horsepower tractor.
2. Transmission: the Massey Ferguson 135 was equipped with a manual transmission with a variety of gear options, typically a 6-speed forward and 2-speed reverse transmission.
3. Power take-off (PTO): The tractor was equipped with a rear power take-off (PTO) to power various farm equipment, such as mowers, shredders, combines, etc.
4. Power steering (optional): Some models could be equipped with power steering to facilitate driving and maneuvering.
5. Cab: The Massey Ferguson 135 was generally sold with an open platform, although some versions may have been fitted with a cab to offer some level of protection from the elements.
6. Hydraulics: It was equipped with a hydraulic system to power attachments and hydraulic tools.
The Massey Ferguson 135 was popular because of its reliability, ease of operation and maintenance, and versatility for a range of farming tasks, such as ploughing, harvesting, transport and more. Even though it's an older model, many farmers continue to use it today, and it's appreciated for its robustness and longevity.