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Parting out or selling a 44-6

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Tony in Maine

03-11-2003 16:11:12

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I have a 44-6 that I am planning on selling. I hate to part it out but am not sure if there is much demand for them. It runs, we have used it to push snow with this winter. It needs an exhaust manifold and someone cut part of the hood out but it could be restored. Any ideas of which would be the best way to sell it? I have sunk too much into it to give it away.

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Jim from Ill

03-12-2003 18:19:03

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Re: parting out or selling a 44-6 in reply to Tony in Maine, 03-11-2003 16:11:12

Any 44-6,esp. one that runs, is worth some $. Just over 6,650 made, and only gas jobs. Wish you were closer, but do I need two? Good luck.

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Tony from Maine

03-12-2003 20:52:38

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Re: Re: parting out or selling a 44-6 in reply to Jim from Ill, 03-12-2003 18:19:03

Thanks Jim

This one runs, we used it to push snow this winter. It needs an exhaust manifold, brakes, and don't go into first very good. It will junp out because it don't feel like it is going all the way in. Soneone also cut away some of the hood since the exhaust manifold was rotted out. I need to adjust the valves . It has a wide front end.

I grew up using a 44 Special to farm with in Nebraska. My father still has it as a matter of fact. I need a work horse that I can get parts eaisly for. This is a good tractor for a collector, which I would be if I could afford to be. I just bought a Case DI and have a Farmall H and bought two JD A bucket tractors to rebuild. Bucket, as in, five gallon buckets,not bucket and loader tractors. Wife says something needs to go. I hope it's not me!

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STEVEN H (tony check this out)

03-12-2003 06:06:07

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Re: parting out or selling a 44-6 in reply to Tony in Maine, 03-11-2003 16:11:12

this one is on ebay right now. how does this compair to yours?

.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2514797610&category=26193 and if you are selling because of the manifold and only the manifold i might be able to get one for you at a good price. no prom's tough

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havvey

03-12-2003 04:35:01

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Re: parting out or selling a 44-6 in reply to Tony in Maine, 03-11-2003 16:11:12

try this and the many other tractor web sights also try ebay use pictures be paitent for a buyer if its in fair to good shape you could lose on parts you may try classified ads LOCALLY but i would look around like at wild harvest a massey harris magazine you have to get it AMOUNG MASSEY HARRIS PEOPLE

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Alberta Mike

03-11-2003 19:11:47

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Re: parting out or selling a 44-6 in reply to Tony in Maine, 03-11-2003 16:11:12

Why not try a local "free ads" paper, or the classifieds right here at YT. There are over 1200 ads here so somethings must sell. Good luck with your sale.

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STEVEN H

03-11-2003 18:58:56

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Re: parting out or selling a 44-6 in reply to Tony in Maine, 03-11-2003 16:11:12

DONT PARTS OUT THAT TRACTOR, the massey harris 44 is a very colectable tractor and the 44-6 even more so. may i ask why you are geting rid ofthe tractor? i have a 44 std gas. a guy here wonce told me put it on the photo ads here and ask $1000 they all sell. that is what he told me. mine neverr sold, well i never had mine up for sale. see i couldn't get rid of my first tractor.

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herman

03-21-2003 08:58:53

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Re: Re: parting out or selling a 44-6 in reply to STEVEN H, 03-11-2003 18:58:56

Tony,
I'm looking for a 44-6 similar to what you are describing. Something that runs, needs fixing, but won't take an arm, leg, wife to get into good shape. (I have that wife thing, too.) Problem, Maine isn't close to anywhere. No anyone that runs a truck to the midwest? Herman

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Alberta Mike

03-11-2003 17:18:52

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Re: parting out or selling a 44-6 in reply to Tony in Maine, 03-11-2003 16:11:12

Why not try a local "free ads" paper, or the classifieds right here at YT. There are over 1200 ads here so somethings must sell. Good luck with your sale.

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