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Ken K

10-11-1998 19:22:40




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I just bought a 1940s ?? MH with a contintal 4 cyl . 4 spd trans 9.5-32 tires. I was told it could be a 22 or a mustang? Unable to find ID tags anywhere on frame or engine. Can anyone help me with this please




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Tom from Ontario

10-13-1998 19:53:08




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 Re: OK What is it ???? in reply to Ken K, 10-11-1998 19:22:40  

: I just bought a 1940s ?? MH with a contintal 4 cyl . 4 spd trans 9.5-32 tires. I was told it could be a 22 or a mustang? Unable to find ID tags anywhere on frame or engine. Can anyone help me with this please

Ken: According to my references, about the only models that came with that tire size were the 81 and 82 row crops. 22's and Mustangs had different sizes and darn near all the Masseys of that size and age had Continental engines. Look on the frame tub just ahead of the left rear wheel and see if there is a plate or the remains of one. Otherwise, find another tractor that looks similar and compare casting numbers. The original carburetor was a Marvel-Schebler TSX-28. Hope some of this helps. Good luck. Tom.

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Ken K

10-18-1998 18:20:56




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 Re: Re: OK What is it ???? in reply to Tom from Ontario, 10-13-1998 19:53:08  
: : I I just bought a 1940s ?? MH with a contintal 4 cyl . 4 spd trans 9.5-32 tires. I was told it could be a 22 or a mustang? Unable to find ID tags anywhere on frame or engine. Can anyone help me with this please

: Ken: According to my references, about the only models that came with that tire size were the 81 and 82 row crops. 22's and Mustangs had different sizes and darn near all the Masseys of that size and age had Continental engines. Look on the frame tub just ahead of the left rear wheel and see if there is a plate or the remains of one. Otherwise, find another tractor that looks similar and compare casting numbers. The original carburetor was a Marvel-Schebler TSX-28. Hope some of this helps. Good luck. Tom.

I think tom's right.I picked up a book on old massey's and found a picture of one that looks just like it. only saw a pic of the 81 though. This tractor is going to need the rear side panels and grill as somebody cut the bottom of it off. The fenders look like the ones on my 9n. were they the same? Any idea's on where to get more info on this tractor? or part's Thanks

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