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Help on massey harris again

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Robet Kozak

12-18-2002 16:11:36




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ok I found knew # 1 number was hideing behind the govener it is casted in the side of the block the # isk4t and under that it is x a600a615 and I found a # on top of the transmison near were you pull the arm to ingage the belt wheelit is7407a some one ho realy knows contnentel motores said it was one for sure but does not know what # it is . the head gaskit is a victor 1712 and there is a # beside that wich is a600a 434 the distrebuter is on top of the head betwen cylinder 3 and 4 on the side of the valves near the side of the head

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LH

12-18-2002 20:26:56




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 Re: help on massey harris again in reply to Robet Kozak, 12-18-2002 16:11:36  
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Robert does this look like your tractor? his is my 1941 Massey Harris Super 101 with the Chrysler flathead 6



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Alberta Mike

12-18-2002 21:08:40




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 Re: Re: help on massey harris again in reply to LH, 12-18-2002 20:26:56  
Hello LH, well I've gotta tell you I've NEVER seen anything quite like your tractor. With that grille, it is definitely one from the 101 Super (or the original 101 in '38 or '39). But those sidecovers are from (I'm pretty sure) a Senior 101 or 102. Do you think somebody might have transplanted something one way or the other? Where abouts do you live? That is quite a nice looking tractor but I've never seen anything quite like it.

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LH

12-19-2002 20:54:10




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 Re: Re: Re: help on massey harris again in reply to Alberta Mike, 12-18-2002 21:08:40  
I live in Indiana, and the previous owner set her up as a puller unitl he discovered it had no low end torque and decided to sell The sidecovers are definitely not original as they are made out of what I think is stainless steel since paint wont stay on em. Most of\there super's Ive seen have the full louver sidecovers but mine doesnt. As far as I cna tell everything else is original



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Robert Kozak

12-18-2002 16:15:54




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 Re: help on massey harris again in reply to Robet Kozak, 12-18-2002 16:11:36  
sorry mike about the side panels of the hood they go down about half way and then there is a littel triangel panel below by the back of the motor.



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Alberta Mike

12-18-2002 21:13:11




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 Re: Re: help on massey harris again in reply to Robert Kozak, 12-18-2002 16:15:54  
Hello again Robert. That tractor of LH's has the little sidepanels below the gas tank tinwork, they tie into the curved line of the sidecovers on his tractor. See my comments on his posting above? Does your tractor have hinged sidecovers that go out straight horizontally before they curve downwards? Look in the photo gallery and search out my name (Mike Ballash) and look at the sidecovers on either one of the 101 Juniors there. Is that the kind of sidecovers that you have? Those would be the type found on the "early" models of the 101/102 Juniors and Seniors. Did you ever get a serial number with any letters stamped in before the numbers?

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