Massey Ferguson MF 1105, MF 1135, MF 1155 Tractor Workshop Manual

Product Overview

The Massey Ferguson MF 1105, MF 1135, and MF 1155 Tractor Workshop Manual is an essential guide for maintaining and servicing these powerful tractors. Available in a convenient PDF format and written in English, this comprehensive manual spans 84 pages and covers all critical systems of the tractor.

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Key Features

• Detailed sections on brakes, clutch, and cooling systems
• Comprehensive guide to differential and gears
• Complete engine maintenance and repair instructions
• Fuel system and power steering guidelines
• Hydraulics and Power Take Off (PTO) system descriptions
• Transmission system and turbocharger insights

Benefits

• Step-by-step instructions for effective troubleshooting and repair
• Boosts operational efficiency and longevity of tractors
• Reduces downtime by ensuring swift identification of issues
• Caring for your tractors with OEM-recommended guidelines

Usage Recommendations

• Use this manual for regular maintenance and emergency repairs.
• Follow precise guidelines for safe engine removal and handling.
• Ensure cleanliness by preventing contaminants in oil and fuel lines during service.
• Refer to diagrams and figures for better understanding of components.

Engine Details

The MF 1105 and MF 1135 models are equipped with a robust turbocharged six-cylinder Perkins diesel engine. This engine features a bore of 3-7/8 inches (98.43mm), a stroke of 5 inches (127mm), and a displacement of 354 cubic inches (5801cc).

Engine Removal and Clutch Management

To remove the engine and clutch together, first drain the cooling system. If engine disassembly is necessary, ensure oil drainage. Always prevent dirt or foreign particles from contaminating oil, hydraulic, or fuel lines during disconnection. Disconnect batteries and remove the hood, side panels, and pertinent lines as described. Take care to securely support the front end and engine separately to avoid imbalance.