What's it called and where can I get one, MF bracket

[WelshWonder35]

Hello, anyone know where I could get this bracket including the swiviling things (as pictures) to hold hydraulic pipes on the back of a MF, thanks

 

[Barleycorn]

You can improvise with a standard 1/2 inch hydraulic socket with the 'slidey bit' held by an exhaust clamp.

 

[WelshWonder35]

Thanks, I’m trying to find some original ones, or similar looking. Have found these, but would like the look of the old ones

Bracket Tipping Pipe

Massey Ferguson Bracket Tipping Pipe 135

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Quick Release Coupling Assembly

Quick Release Coupling Assembly 1/2" - Size: 1/2 " Double Breakaway

www.sjspares.com

 

[Netherfield]

Schematic, Manuals, Specifications and Diagrams for Twin live take-off valves | Case IH | MyCNHi US Store

Find schematics, manuals, specifications and diagrams for TWIN LIVE TAKE-OFF VALVES. Find genuine OEM parts for your needs.

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David Brown's used them on spool valves, part no K924286 although you need the ball spring and circlip to go with them, breakers might be your best bet.

 

[76masseyman]

MF fitted those type outlets to the 1100 series tractors, sadly, not many of those in breakers yards over here, but plenty in America.
Richard Keal in Worcestershire may be worth asking.
@bill and bens dad

 

[bill and bens dad]

Evening, there was some on ebay a while back made good money, just keep looking ,or try Richard as posted by @76masseymanSorry i cant be more helpful

 

[WelshWonder35]

Thank you. Who’s this Richard you speak of? Website? On here?

@76masseyman @bill and bens dad

 

[Captain Sensible]

Hello, anyone know where I could get this bracket including the swiviling things (as pictures) to hold hydraulic pipes on the back of a MF, thanks

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The mild steel plate bracket was fairly common (it was cheap), but the aluminium castings & swivel balls are like gold dust. I have some, but they are destined for something.

In truth outside of the Stoneleigh fleet tractors seen in brochures & also Dealer Demonstrator vehicles, I wonder how many Masseys were actually fitted with them. The MF spool valve installations weren't cheap to buy in the 60s & 70s. As suggested above, the same fittings were used on David Brown tractors in the mid-late 70s when they were fitted with spool valves. Those were/are much more common & you may well find them in Breakers Yards.

The pics you've posted: Are they from US Massey workshop manuals? Because I'm not aware that the top cover-mounted 'Cessna' spool valves were actually offered in the UK. The UK ones mounted on the LH footplate ona dedicated cast bracket (originally) & a mild steel bracket later on.

 

[WelshWonder35]

@Captain Sensible

you know too much! Yes from a us aux hydraulics thing

thanks BTW

 

[bill and bens dad]

Richard keel lives near Worcester, Himbleton (from memory) ,, He writes a column most months in the Classic tractor magazine, cant be far from you, I have lost his number sorry, address is Saldons Farm ,Himbleton WR9 7LE

 

[Captain Sensible]

@Captain Sensible

you know too much! Yes from a us aux hydraulics thing

thanks BTW

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