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dale

12-31-2002 11:03:23




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i need help. i'm going to buy a tractor in the next week or so. i was told that you could not buy a nassey any longer. everyone i've talked to says the tafe has taken the place of the massey in the usa. is there any truth to this rumor? please give me a detailed response.




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bob

12-31-2002 16:23:35




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 Re: tafe/massey in reply to dale, 12-31-2002 11:03:23  
Its true that some smaller masseys are the same as a couple of TAFE models, but only a couple. We pick them up in the ports and the only difference is the paint job.



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Massey444LP

12-31-2002 15:09:10




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 Re: tafe/massey in reply to dale, 12-31-2002 11:03:23  
Massey is doing just fine. Click here for their lineup.
Anyone know if Massey is still the largest mfr. worldwide?

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Massey444LP

01-01-2003 08:11:32




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 Re: Re: tafe/massey in reply to Massey444LP, 12-31-2002 15:09:10  
It looks like Three models in the 26 - 30 hp range are shared by TAFE and Massey for North American sales. These have the two and three cylinder diesels. I cannot seem to find an exact match however in the photos of the tractor lines. Perhaps there are subtle differences in the fenders? Does anyone know the models?

From TAFE,"TAFE was established in 1961 in collaboration with Massey Ferguson, UK to manufacture and market a range of tractors and related farm equipment in India."

Interesting that the smaller TAFE models have a grille that looks like an older Ferguson.

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Make mine a Massey!

12-31-2002 11:32:38




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 Re: tafe/massey in reply to dale, 12-31-2002 11:03:23  
Horsemanure



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