flusher
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Anyone out there know the answer?
The 2290 lbs figure is quoted in several manuals, so that must be about right. The same hydraulic system/3-point hitch components are used on the 150, and essentially the same thing on the 165 with higher weight capacity on both of those models. There is an internal adjustment that can increase lift capacity somewhat. It's done with a simple adjustment to the "draft bump-stop screw". (clearance between head of screw and contact point on lift cover) I've worked on a couple "100 series" Masseys where the position control portion of the lift wouldn't quite raise what it was supposed to. Remove lift cover, flip it over, set clearance slightly closer than O.E.M. specs, and they'll perform like new. Takes about an hour with access to an engine hoist. (Or a couple strong backs. Lift cover is heavy and awkward)flusher said:Anyone out there know the answer?
mlauk said:I lifted a 4 x 6 round bale with my 2135 (industrial version) and it knocked like crazy. It picked it up the bale without any problems and the knock went away when I put it down. I asked about the knocking on another forum and they said it doesn't hurt anything, but it sure sounded bad.
flusher said:Thanks for the input.
The only info I could find on the Web is a Swedish (?) website
MF traktoreiden teknisiä tietoja
The lift capacity there is given as 1300kg (2860lb). Wanted other input to verify this number, which looks to be too large.
Farmwithjunk said:GOT IT! My "GURU" tells me 2850 lbs on all models of 135's ,U.S. as well as European models.