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Massey harris 30gp

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chuck

09-07-2001 17:32:57




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information wanted on massey harris 30 gp. i have never heard of one until today and would like to know what i have found. i am interested to know what the "gp" stands for. it is located right after the 30 in the model number. any info would be appreciated.




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Bill Walters

10-04-2001 20:00:40




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 Re: massey harris 30gp in reply to chuck, 09-07-2001 17:32:57  
Chuck I think I love you.I have been trying to identify a 30 gp and no one ever heard of it.MINE HAS A 227 ENGINE WHICH IS AILING AND i CAN`T IDENTIFY IT. cAN YOU HELP??



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mike jenezon

09-08-2001 09:34:24




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 Re: massey harris 30gp in reply to chuck, 09-07-2001 17:32:57  
are you certian of the p and it couldnt be an R i have a 51 30 gr which is a narrow front with 38 in rears continental 4 cyl and 5 speed



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BILL WALTERS

10-04-2001 20:06:15




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 Re: Re: massey harris 30gp in reply to mike jenezon, 09-08-2001 09:34:24  
Assuming it is an r,do they have an engine with a 227 non the side?



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Alberta Mike

09-07-2001 19:10:34




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 Re: massey harris 30gp in reply to chuck, 09-07-2001 17:32:57  
Hmmm, now that's interesting. Years ago in the 1930's there was a Massey Harris General Purpose 4-wheel drive but that didn't have anything to do with the 30 series. The 30 would indicate the 30 series of tractors which were made from the mid 40's until the early 50's or so. The "g" would stand for gas powered engine but the "p" is a new one on me. Usually the second letter would be the wheel configuration, for example a GS would be a "gas-standard (wide front) tread. Some of the 30's had the first letter "k" for kerosene or distillate fuel. But p is a puzzle, maybe that's what it means (just kidding). Hopefully someone else will know.

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