Massey oil filter

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GB1

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Got a couple Massey Ferguson that are due for full service what filters and oil should I use should it be genuine or not thanks
 
MF 168

MF 168

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Location
Laois, Ireland
Sisu and Perkins engines here and we use mainly Fleetguard filters. Also find Coopers Fiaam very good filters and have used them for years on the Perkins. Latterly the Perkins engined tractors are getting Perkins filters as the local agri factors are stocking them. Fram wouldn't be the greatest in my experience and our American cousins know them as "orange cans of death".
 
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GB1

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MF 168 said:
Sisu and Perkins engines here and we use mainly Fleetguard filters. Also find Coopers Fiaam very good filters and have used them for years on the Perkins. Latterly the Perkins engined tractors are getting Perkins filters as the local agri factors are stocking them. Fram wouldn't be the greatest in my experience and our American cousins know them as "orange cans of death".
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Where would u get oil would you use agco or something else
 
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jf850

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Location
Co laois
MF 168 said:
Shell Rimula 15w 40 across the board in all engines and Morris oil in the backends. I can't remember the specs of the Morris stuff but it's for the Valtra's. Used be a red oil but it's clear in colour now.
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MF 168 said:
Shell Rimula 15w 40 across the board in all engines and Morris oil in the backends. I can't remember the specs of the Morris stuff but it's for the Valtra's. Used be a red oil but it's clear in colour now.
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Considering that you buy the filters and Morris backend oil from our localMorris Distributor , have you never considered using one of the Morris engine oils ?

I use the Versimax 15/40 here this past few years .
 
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e3120

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Mixed Farmer
Location
Northumberland
Jon 3085 said:
Farming parts.com have 15% off Massey filters at the moment.
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As it happens the invoice for half a dozen mf filters landed today and I thought I'd cross check prices, expecting to finish annoyed. It turns out the dealer list prices are all a bit less than the '15% off' from farming parts. Modest dealer discount in addition. :scratchhead:
 
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GB1

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e3120 said:
As it happens the invoice for half a dozen mf filters landed today and I thought I'd cross check prices, expecting to finish annoyed. It turns out the dealer list prices are all a bit less than the '15% off' from farming parts. Modest dealer discount in addition. :scratchhead:
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I ordered some filters from my mf dealer and then checked price online couldn't get them any cheaper
 
Jon 3085

Jon 3085

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Location
Worcester, UK
e3120 said:
As it happens the invoice for half a dozen mf filters landed today and I thought I'd cross check prices, expecting to finish annoyed. It turns out the dealer list prices are all a bit less than the '15% off' from farming parts. Modest dealer discount in addition. :scratchhead:
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I had £400 worth of filters off my local dealer and each filter was at least £5 more than farming parts.com.It makes you wonder why you can get them cheaper delivered in for less. Also got some additional 10% off discount codes too.
 
Jon 3085

Jon 3085

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Location
Worcester, UK
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perkins web site have prices on.
www.perkins.com/shop
 
MF 168

MF 168

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Location
Laois, Ireland
jf850 said:
Considering that you buy the filters and Morris backend oil from our localMorris Distributor , have you never considered using one of the Morris engine oils ?

I use the Versimax 15/40 here this past few years .
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I suppose it's that we've always used Shell and found it very good. The oil company we use stock Shell as well.
 

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