Massey Ferguson 20 Industrial Introduction

[@IFarmWeFarm]

I’ve learnt loads from watching bundy’s videos, helped me loads as i worked on our T20. Great knowledge and easy to understand. It’s interesting to see an industrial Massey project as I being work on a 50B myself. This does look exactly like a 135

[@BundyBearsShed]

Very similar indeed.

[@peterpesaresi8927]

Love the massey 20 ,I have one with the 3 cylinder gas perkins. I'm looking forward to seeing more on this.

[@BundyBearsShed]

i bought a parts manual and it had the gas engine. The USa version has a different power steering setup as well I see.

[@manfromthemist1958]

G Day Lance, good to see you've got the play list up and running, loking forward to see more of the repairs to Judes tractor, boy she's a lucky woman, many thanks Barry

[@BundyBearsShed]

I tell her that all of the time, lol. How lucky can one person get! I think she will nick it but that will get me the MF148 back. Picked up the Fordson Dexta yesterday.

[@charleshart6992]

Excellent Lance - looking forward to following this series!

[@BundyBearsShed]

Thanks charles, I need to re film the steering diagnosis as on camera had a fail.

[@jvin248]

That's a great plan to do a 'getting it working' series rather than a full shiny paint redo. More of us out here want to buy an old tractor to do work projects, shows with fancy paint are fun but there's work to do. I bought a 'parts tractor' and actually got it running until the three point quit, the valve actuator cross-pin under the pump fell out, water in the system when I got it must have corroded the cotter key wire. That's all back together and I'm working on the top link draft spring reassembly (to put a new boot up there!). Looking forward to your latest project. Since you're coming around to spring, maybe you can run this tractor into a series like a couple of big channels "can we get fence row finds working again to farm with?" Lot's of new homesteader viewers out there. Fix, plow, plant corn, cultivate, harvest.

[@BundyBearsShed]

There is a repair playlist now but We dont farm here apart from slashing the paddocks and keeping the place tidy. Ill see what I can get up to though.

[@asgardgeoff]

Very noice pick up, Lance.

[@BundyBearsShed]

Yeah they are a nice little tractor.

[@bcbloc02]

Broken hardware often leads to some fun!

[@BundyBearsShed]

Can do for sure.

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Nice tractor. A fella I knew down the road from me had a MF 20 , but it look like a MF 240. Great video. Have a good day.

[@BundyBearsShed]

The model after this one was a MF20B and it looks like a MF240. www.tractordata.com/industrial-tractors/000/1/5/157-massey-ferguson-20b.html

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

@@BundyBearsShed yes that’s it. Same cab. The fella I knew used it for snowblowing. Rear mounted. The fella pasted away this year. I believe his son has the tractor now.

[@Geronimo-k8d]

Nice look like my. 1960. Kubota D-20

[@BundyBearsShed]

Very cool!

[@KirkWagner147]

I have the 135 with the diesel Perkins. Looks exactly like that but red and silver. Looking forward to seeing you fix it up. I have a lot of leaks on mine also I need to fix

[@BundyBearsShed]

They are very similar indeed, the industrial had a speedometer in some cases and no pressure control in the hydraulics.

[@rickcoleman8903]

I have a 74 model mf 20 industrial a highway department tractor in Missouri good old tractor the transmission leaks on the input and the rear 3 point are up or down no in between love it starts every time.2 turns.

[@BundyBearsShed]

Do you have a speedometer? this one doesnt but I see some do.

[@philvandam686]

That is a peach of a MF Lance, if it was me I would leave the paint and logos as original. The patina and quality of that paint is as good as you will ever find. 17:06

[@BundyBearsShed]

May well do that yet, just replace the grill etc.

[@nickhill3362]

Judy cruise in 🚜👍

[@BundyBearsShed]

Yep fair chance I loose thos one, lol.

[@johnp1388]

👍👍

[@JOHNMOORE-vi8bm]

Hello Lance, i have just put a new clutch in a Ferguson TEF20, which i am restoring, also had to install new spring which pull the thrust bearing carrier in and out, this is where i have made a mistake and have used springs that are not the correct ones and the tension on them are too strong. I noticed on your T20 video that when you had the stearing box of the tractor you can see the thrust bearing carrier spring. My question is can i replace the wrong spings by taking the steering box of instead of splitting the tractor again, your help on this subject would be gratefuly appreciated.

[@BundyBearsShed]

Yes I think you could, I have not done it myself though.

[@JOHNMOORE-vi8bm]

Thanks Lance, Happy and a healthy new year to you and all your family.

[@peterhoughton1589]

Hey Lance, I have a 135 with power steering pump fitted but the 2 rams on the front axle have been removed. Is the steering column on a power steering tractor different from one on a normal steering tractor? I'm wondering if mine has had a replacement steering column fitted because it doesn't have the valve fitted to it under the dashboard like yours has. I know where there's a pair of steering rams but I'm wondering if I need to find a power steering column too. Best wishes from England. Peter.

[@BundyBearsShed]

Same steering box but the column needs the valve. you can buy the parts to fit the valve.

[@davidlongman2341]

What did the industrial Massey offer that the 135 did not. They seem very similar so why would you have bought the industrial not the agricultural. What job could the industrial have done that the 135 could not. Good video's by the way, looking forward to the fixing.

[@BundyBearsShed]

The industrial didnt have pressure control in the hudraulics but apart from that Im not sure. I wonder if it was a price thing or lack of supply of the 135. Not really sure.

[@grantwtk]

Is there any way to convert it to an up exhaust instead of a down exhaust? I was raking hay with my 135 and hay underneath plugged by the muffler and caught fire. After a mad scramble I extinguished the flames and saved the tractor. But it was a close call.

[@BundyBearsShed]

Yes you just buy the exhaust elbow for the vertical exhaust and purchase a vertical muffler. Not an expensive exersise really.

[@jvin248]

Get a flapper valve for the top of it plus put a can over it as backup. Upward exhausts get rain in them and ruin tractors too!

[@subterfusion4005]

Lance, are you aware of a source for an aftermarket diesel injector for the early style indirect injected 3.152 Perkins? My local here wants 100.00 u.s. to bench test 1 injector.

[@BundyBearsShed]

For $100 you could buy your own tester. Im not sure about a whole injector but I think nozzles are available.

[@subterfusion4005]

Thanks I did replace the injector nozzles. Still get a raw fuel odor and smoke till she warms up. Need to check cylinder compression as well. Thanks for all the videos you are a great help to all of us cheap old bastards.

[@johnaitchison3106]

I used to see those MF20 tractors at road construction sites. They were mostly hooked up to a PTO mechanical broom and most times be surrounded by a cloud of dust. I see from 'Tractor Data' there was an earlier model - MF2135. I have never seen one or photo of one in Aust. Just wondering has anyone seen one here. I see photos of them in the UK & the US.

[@BundyBearsShed]

I have not seen the 2135 over here either, they had a very nice colour scheme not just the black and yellow of the MF20.

[@chrisgreig5628]

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[@BundyBearsShed]

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[@kspletter7953]

G day lance this would be pretty rare wouldn’t it? I have a 550 here tome looks like tarted up 35 you know much about them. It has hydrostatic steering 4speed box factory dual remotes and independent pto, are they any good ? Clutch pac etc

[@BundyBearsShed]

Yes the 550 is a good model. This is a fairly rare machine over here at least. I dont know that I have seen any others. That is why I grabbed it.

[@kspletter7953]

i spent a lot of my younger days in the bush never saw a twenty like yours or my 550 never heard of them either

[@davidfennell8051]

Have I missed the rest of the 65

[@BundyBearsShed]

No I have had to stop it for a while as I have torn a knee so only light duties. Im up to the heavy final drives on the MF65.

[@davidfennell8051]

Sorry to here that rest your knee

[@BundyBearsShed]

Will do

[@tome7644]

Najbolji traktor je Masey Ferguson

[@BundyBearsShed]

Yes they are.