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    More 101 Senior questions

    You may still be able to get one from a dealer. They have had reprints in the past. Tom
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    2023.05.20 "Extra" Pic

    Arlo Paxton was the man who had them. They didn't sell at his auction that was some years ago.
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    Massey Harris Ferguson

    WS, LPTO was an option starting with the late 44s T
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    Massey Harris 44 throttle cable

    I used a choke cable to repair one. I put it through the tubing and modified the ends to make the connections. TT
  5. 4

    MH55 engine color update.

    MH Nut, 55's never had a gold or bronze engine. The 47's, 48's and early 49's had black engines. TT
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    Anyone Have a 444 or 44 3-Point Assembly For Sale?

    I have one if you are still looking. 765 five six one- two five six one. Tom
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    Question about 1938 Challenger

    MH Challengers have induvial brakes. That is the left break drum. There is one, or should be, just like it on the right side. They should have sheet metal cover over them.
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    Massey Harris 44 Radiator

    Glad you got it worked out.
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    Massey Harris 44 Radiator

    Put the hose on before you bolt the radiator down. There is only about an inch to an inch and one half on any radiator on a 44 and they don't line up to start with.
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    44 Tandem

    Rich, It was owned by Arlo Paxton and did not sell at his auction. If I remember right he was in Illinois. I haven't anything of it in a while but I suppose it's still around somewhere.
  11. 4

    6 volt sealed beam oddity

    All of the triple series Masseys had this kind of bulb. I have opened burnt out ones and soldered in a new base for a bulb. I have 2 brand new ones.
  12. 4

    Massey 44 parts source

    H260 and H277 sleeves are not the same. H277 sleeves won't work in a H260
  13. 4

    rims

    Look up Hey Wheel. They are in Kansas. They have all sizes.
  14. 4

    Case Marathon Day Pics

    Amish steel wheels.
  15. 4

    SW Indiana things to see/do

    Park County has several covered bridges. Rush County has 5.
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    Serial number help

    If the serial tag is gone or unreadable the serial number is stamped on the upper top left side of the transmission/rear end housing. It is to the left of the pto lever.
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    Massey Harris 22

    Todays 90 weight oil is not the same as what came in these tractors when they were new. You need to use at least 140 in the rearend and transmission. Never use a detergent oil in an old engine. It can break up sludge and plug oil passages. Use SAE 30W. This is what was in them when new.
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    What model of MH is this??

    It's an I244. They were built for the US Navy and Airforce. They have a 244 ci 6 cylinder Continental engine. Massey Harris only used 6 cylinder engines in tractors made for a special use. They are built on a 44 Special Standard chassis, had a 24 volt electrical system with a magneto. They...
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    Today's funny

    Massey Harris "22" with a wide front. The 20 and 81 had the louvered grill. Ervin Chew, 765 524-2777, New Castle, IN makes side panels for them.
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    Massey Harris 22

    If you don't know what has been used in the past use straight 30 weight NON DETERGENT oil year around. Don't ever use detergent oil in something that has never had it. It can, and probably will, loosen all of the sludge that is in the lines and the bottom of the pan. That can plug the small...
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