Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
I just want to say something for the MM fraternity and the people who keep alive the MM tradition I see on here restorations that only loving care could reproduce and sometimes look good or better than the original I have a 335 bought from a farmer who looked at me with a jaundice eye and quipped you dont know anything about tractors well from a sad case to a working farm tractor ,its not pretty but with a little bit more money ,I goggle at your workshops and equipment ,from what I know MM amalgamted with a foundry in the early years and produced what I believe has superior metal castings and well worth the effort to restore in my opinion not for pulling oops, but for parade or field work ,back up,excellent ,a great tradition of the agricultural industry.and made in the U.S.A.