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    Question for all of the former dealership owners.

    Hi, Remember in 1984-IH was 400 million-(negative) net worth. They were "spenders" Chuck
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    mf65 linkage so to hook up p.s. pump to front

    Hi rkh, In the last yrs of the 65 and beyond,MF had a "kit" that you could buy to change all that over. Linkage, etc would switch over so the hole would be accessible left to right. Have sold all my bulletins, books etc. I do doubt that they are still available tho. Maybe you could find a parts...
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    Massey Harris 222 ?

    Bill, The 222 was just the corn head for the combine. The combine would have a diff. model No. Chuck
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    ferguson f40 rear end mystery

    With MF the p/n ending with M1 is a 1 piece part and M91 is an assembly such as a water pump or. Yes as said the updates move the # from M1 or M91 up to M2--- or M91 to M92-M93-----As also said sometimes a casting No.looks like a p/n but is not listed as such. Just sold all my info that would...
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    Massey Ferguson 65 high crop

    Hi Charllie, There was never a 65 high crop. That name is used because some high crops have brought big bucks. The 65's were sold as standard and row crop. Common diff was 28" rear wheels or 38" Chuck
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    backhoe front hyd pump shaft removal question

    Also just happened to think: I believe you can still buy "sectional" belting so that would be another alternative. Chuck
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    backhoe front hyd pump shaft removal question

    Hi, It is threaded, though is LH thread. They are usually "stuck" There is a tool for this to use a impact wrench if a dealer close. Or find a bolt hex head or spline that fits in the shaft(outer end)and weld a large bolt or nut that you can use an impact wrench to impact it off (remember LH.) Chuck
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    Gehl flail choppers

    Looking at my dealer info there was a FC72A after the FC72. FC 72 s/n 1001 to 6000, FC 72A 6001 to 15000, FC 72B 15501 to 36000, FC72C 36001to39950, 7200 42000--- 1st yr was 1960. Chuck
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    model number question for parts ordering

    Hi Sands, The s/n no. would start with 9A. If the rest of the # is correct it would be a 1968.Chuck
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    Massy Harris No. 1 Square Baler

    Hi Dave, All I can find out is that they were made from 53-58. Not a top selling baler so that s/n probably would be a mid production??? I have some invoices from some new equip from the 50's but no time to get looking for a while. Chuck
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    model number question for parts ordering

    Hi, The 200 is the model of the loader-seperate because you could order the 2200 with a 100,200, and poss a 99? So the loader is considered a sep. machine. Can't remember for sure but the tractor s/n I believe is on the lower portion of the dash Someone can tell you the year then. Chuck
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    unusual tail light

    Hi Brendon, These were standard equip for the 65 series and more for a number of years. Seemed to be very tough. Chuck
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    MF "Gray"?

    Bob N.Y is correct. Flint metallic. The 50 early production was called Massey Harris 50 and had the bronze paint but not the 65, at least in the U.S. Chuck
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    MH Clipper Combine

    Hi David, I grew up with these and was parts man in that era. My memory? tells me that they were without model in the first yrs, just Clipper comb but later came with the model 50 clipper. Not much diff except a few updates. I just got rid of most of my info and books. According to Official...
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    IH Balers

    Hi slifnom, Your asking for the best baler and that is impossible to answer. We were New Holland dealers and we had to bring any trade in IH baler to an auction to get rid of. One farmer only bought IH stuff. He had just bought a 430 and was baling along the highway. I stopped and rode with and...
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