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Parting out 44 M-H

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Don

09-07-2001 17:05:18




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what is the guide line to sell parts? such as radiator- gas tank & anything else I dont want to hall it to the scrap yard if some one can use some par




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Paul Ireland

09-09-2001 12:32:48




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 Re: parting out 44 M-H in reply to Don, 09-07-2001 17:05:18  
If your 44 has the wide frontend (not a tri-cicle) I know many who would be interested in the axle and hubs.



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Michael

09-08-2001 13:41:31




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 Re: parting out 44 M-H in reply to Don, 09-07-2001 17:05:18  
Don:
First guide line would be is it really a parts
tractor? A bad rod bearing does not end the
life of a 44. Someone else having one running
for a quarter century without gear oil, grinding
gears, needs their engine in your tractor. Two
can nicely make one, with the convenient u-frame
M-H interchange. Is the 44 you have really hammered to scrap condition? Inspect the flaws,
how serious are the problems? Check the serial
number to know the year and exact 44 model you
own. Options: Live PTO,WFE,cast rear wheels, tire size & condition. Missing parts,damaged parts? Sheet metal condition? I need 44 parts
myself, but can't trust parts jockeys, they muddy the water, being lazy and greedy.Farmers
are honest, selling parts. I've paid shipping
and installed the parts before the farmer was
ready to accept his fair payment. Find this fairness anywhere else... I doubt it can be
duplicated. E mail me, I need a dozen parts.

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Michael

09-08-2001 13:41:29




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 Re: parting out 44 M-H in reply to Don, 09-07-2001 17:05:18  
Don:
First guide line would be is it really a parts
tractor? A bad rod bearing does not end the
life of a 44. Someone else having one running
for a quarter century without gear oil, grinding
gears, needs their engine in your tractor. Two
can nicely make one, with the convenient u-frame
M-H interchange. Is the 44 you have really hammered to scrap condition? Inspect the flaws,
how serious are the problems? Check the serial
number to know the year and exact 44 model you
own. Options: Live PTO,WFE,cast rear wheels, tire size & condition. Missing parts,damaged parts? Sheet metal condition? I need 44 parts
myself, but can't trust parts jockeys, they muddy the water, being lazy and greedy.Farmers
are honest, selling parts. I've paid shipping
and installed the parts before the farmer was
ready to accept his fair payment. Find this fairness anywhere else... I doubt it can be
duplicated. E mail me, I need a dozen parts.

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Don

09-08-2001 17:28:45




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 Re: Re: parting out 44 M-H in reply to Michael, 09-08-2001 13:41:29  
Mike I am in Michigan Gas tank is good & radiator sheet metal is good. There is trouble in rear end I have not looked but think it is spider gears. I am using the eng in a different tractor. I tnink what is left is only good for pa



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