Recent content by MasseyFerg231

Wing nuts.

At Green Tractor Talk, some members with fabrication skills basically took two pieces of 4”x6” angle (various lengths depending on tractor conditions) and made skis. Each bolts to the outside of the box blade. You can set your own heights depending where you set the bolt holes. The theory is...

Forgot the page from the manual. Does anyone know of a valve that would go in line to control an added top link?

Reads like it should be on “Constant Pumping” and have a separate control lever.

I’ve got a reproduction manual, will check it out. Thanks for suggestion.

I’m think that the wood splitter too at some point by the previous owner as he spilt a lot of firewood. So you are thinking it would be activated during the “constant pumping” mode and would need to have its valve to allow flow/no flow? That’s kind of what I’ve been thinking.

Yes, have to flip the lever on the valve to select either 3pt or loader. Its got me perplexed.

Hi, I have a 232 loader on my MF 231 tractor. Considering a hydraulic top link but have a question. Tractor has a loader and it has rear remotes. What controls the rear remotes? I feel like something is missing.

It sold for $2,010.

Wow, wasn’t expecting that much.

Not sure of the condition, but assuming everything turns and nothing is broken, what’s something like this worth?

Passed this one this morning. Hard to read, but on the side the logo reads “Hybrid”. Uncle Joe is pushing everyone off gas and diesel.

https://www.amazon.com/Air-Wedge-Bag-Shim-Commercial/dp/B0B14HM365/ref=asc_df_B0B14HM365?tag=bingshoppinga-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80195759881317&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=m&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4583795279412292&psc=1 If you don’t have to raise it too high you can buy one of...

My grandfather started farming with mules and grew into 3,000 acre of row crop. I’m not sure of the first tractor he bought but they did a lot of farming with 3 Massey Ferguson 35’s which my dad still uses one. The largest tractor they used was a 4840 JD bought around 1979. No four wheel drives...

That’s the channel I couldn’t remember the name of.