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James of Stark 09-06-2012 08:50:32 208.100.40.42 Report to Moderator	To buy a Massey 65 or a 2135 turf? Uses would be snow plowing, brush hogging, etc. nothing below grade to speak of. Thanks! [Reply]   [No Email]
Tony in Mass. 09-08-2012 10:06:17 76.127.224.161 Report to Moderator	Re: Massey 65 in reply to James of Stark, 09-06-2012 08:50:32   Well, many of the castings were from Coventry, the steeple is on them, but the Cont engine is from Detroit like all the others, and in US and maybe Canada they- I presume- were assembled in North America. They are very tough, if it wasn't abused, don't worry about needing parts. As for the 2135's, well just an industrial version of a 135, one of the most popular tractors on the planet. As long as it has the options you want, it is nowhere as powerful and bulletproof as the 65, but it not an oddball or obsolete at all.... as for all MF's... beware non running Perkins engines, spare parts are hit and miss.. [Reply]  [No Email]
James of Stark 09-07-2012 03:45:56 208.100.40.42 Report to Moderator	Re: Massey 65 in reply to James of Stark, 09-06-2012 08:50:32   [Tell me more about the 2135. The one I'm looking at has 9700 hrs on the tach. Of course it looks a bit rough, but most everything has potential! [Reply]  [No Email]
James of Stark 09-06-2012 15:59:33 208.100.40.42 Report to Moderator	Re: Massey 65 in reply to James of Stark, 09-06-2012 08:50:32   Are parts hard to get for either one? The 65 was made in England according to tractor data. [Reply]  [No Email]
Bob N.Y. 09-06-2012 17:47:14 72.10.212.122 Report to Moderator	Re: Massey 65 in reply to James of Stark, 09-06-2012 15:59:33   Don't believe everything you read on tractordata. The 65 was also built in North America. [Reply]  [No Email]
Tony in Mass. 09-06-2012 15:40:40 76.127.224.161 Report to Moderator	Re: Massey 65 in reply to James of Stark, 09-06-2012 08:50:32   Too hard to choose. You will find jobs for both. So buy both. I have one of each. [Reply]  [No Email]