MF 135 Carb Rebuild

[@mikeanderson85]

This was a HUGE help. Great video, thanks for letting me look over your shoulder.

[@TractorTech]

Glad it helped!

[@SecretAgentMan.]

Is this for the 3cyl Perkins? Where can a guy purchase this kit? Thank you

[@marclussier2275]

Hey Roger, Nice job on explaining how to rebuild a carburetor. Keep up the great work. Take care my friend and may God Bless you and your family Brother.

[@TractorTech]

Thanks, Marc. God bless.

[@houndsmanone4563]

Nice work. The motor will run smoothly with the rebuilt carb.

[@TractorTech]

Thanks!

[@rayeddy528]

Great stuff Roger !! Thank you so much for allowing us to watch !!! Really enjoy the " Old Iron " and the repairs on it !!!! Looking forward to hearing it purr !! You all please be safe and God bless you and your family !!!!!! Eddy

[@TractorTech]

Thanks Eddy! God bless!

[@murrayg6843]

My tractor is a 1964 MF utilty with a backhoe..4 cyl gas engine

[@nickbaird1867]

Thanks for the video. Seems pretty straightforward. Are these marvel carbs the same ones used on the Ford 9n series? Looks pretty close. I did one on my 9. Got the kit from TSC. It too was a pretty basic kit. Thanks

[@TractorTech]

Your welcome. They are similar. I don't think any stocks a complete kit.

[@gushaman]

Great video!

[@TractorTech]

Thanks!

[@FromSteelToWood]

This is really good! I've got the exact same carb and will have to install a new kit on soon. Can't wait to see next video on how to adjust it with the engine running!

[@TractorTech]

Awesome! It will be a while before I can do an adjustment video😫

[@hotrodrebel855]

@@TractorTech Roger did you ever do an adjustment video?

[@Chris-Fennimore]

Great rebuild. Was that a Zenith?

[@TractorTech]

Thanks, it is a marvel schebler.

[@anglia24]

Is it possible to in stall the flout up side and or back wards?

[@TractorTech]

I don't think so.

[@anglia24]

@@TractorTech I got it figured out I had an bad needle and seat

[@JimsNBHomestead]

A file? try a wet stone for a far superior finish

[@TractorTech]

Someone else mentioned that. I did use a wet stone on something a while back.

[@roostercockburn1665]

I shuddered when it was struck with a hammer..

[@TractorTech]

really

[@jarrodarnett8296]

Use a sharpening stone next time to remove any surface imperfections, I cringe everytime I see someone taking a file to a mating surface. Good enough for a 200 million dollar machine, should work on a 180 dollar carb.

[@TractorTech]

I'll keep that in mind.