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What kind of massey harris

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Robert Kozak

12-12-2002 08:57:30




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I am trying to find out what kind of tractor i have need to do motor and i have no block number and no model number of the tractor all i no is hat it is a massey harris,it has the the gas lever on the steering wheel , the front wheels are far apart not in the midel like some are,it allso has a wheel that sticks out the side of the transmision.the muffler is on theright side and th intke pipe is on the left side of the houd when you are setting in th seat,the motor is a 6 cylinder gas flat head the head gasket has a number on it it is a600a 434 , the intake has a number it is a600f508,the thermostat elbow on the head has a number to it is f600k324,there was a plate on the block with the number mab 244 d 1585 but i cant find any thing that says that it is a good number for any thing

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Alberta Mike

12-12-2002 15:09:13




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 Re: what kind of massey harris in reply to Robert Kozak, 12-12-2002 08:57:30  
Sounds to me like you've got a MH 101 or 102 Senior there. That engine is a Continental brand, probably the 226 cubic inch variety. I think it is called the F600 series. If there is no oval tin plate on the left side of the tractor's transmission (gone missing) then the serial number is hand-stamped into the top machined surface of the tranny/differential casting housing. It is there between the gearshift lever shifting platform (cast) and the steel plate that covers the rearend gears. It is to the drivers left side of that upper surface (to the clutch pedal side). It won't jump out at you so you've gotta do some scratching and wire brushing to find it but it will be there. Once you get it, post it here and someone will make a positive ID for you.

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