How wide is a MF 135?

[JamieJackson]

I have just purchased a MF135, my first tractor I am trying to get things together to get it home.

My father has a dual axle trailer but we are not sure if it will fit or not. I can't find the width on the net any where so I figured I would ask here.

Also, another question on a different MF 135 subject... Where is the best place to buy tires for this tractor? It currently has turf tires on it that was worned out and I am looking for replacements.

Thanks!
Jamie

 

[flusher]

I have just purchased a MF135, my first tractor I am trying to get things together to get it home.

My father has a dual axle trailer but we are not sure if it will fit or not. I can't find the width on the net any where so I figured I would ask here.

Also, another question on a different MF 135 subject... Where is the best place to buy tires for this tractor? It currently has turf tires on it that was worned out and I am looking for replacements.

Thanks!
Jamie

IRRC, about 75 inches wide measured to the outside of the rear tires. It should fit on a dual axle low-boy car hauler which are 82-84" wide between the fenders.

My 1964 MF135 diesel is super wide (84") because it's been modified to squat low for use in the olive orchards around here (wide high floatation rears, short front axle spindles).

 

[Farmwithjunk]

I have just purchased a MF135, my first tractor I am trying to get things together to get it home.

My father has a dual axle trailer but we are not sure if it will fit or not. I can't find the width on the net any where so I figured I would ask here.

Also, another question on a different MF 135 subject... Where is the best place to buy tires for this tractor? It currently has turf tires on it that was worned out and I am looking for replacements.

Thanks!
Jamie

With the normal OEM size R1 ag tires (12.4X28 or 13.6x28) , and adjustable wheel track set to it's narrowest settings, you're looking at right around 5' (60") With the track width set out to it's maximum, a 135 CAN BE over 96". The "normal" track width settings will usually end up with outside to outside width in the 68" range.

I've got my 150 set one step wider than you'd normally find a 135 or 150, (Same rear end/wheels) It's right at 74".