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MH 30 dont laugh

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gene

09-28-2003 18:30:56




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i am completely new to massy field. i am or was comepletely john deere but now have got my great uncles MH 30. what i was wondering is what engine does it have an where do i find books or manuals for it. an can i get over haul kits for the motor. or i might try an find a good running one if i knew what it was. any help would be nice johndeeregene




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SHANNON

09-29-2003 00:11:11




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 Re: MH 30 dont laugh in reply to gene, 09-28-2003 18:30:56  
if u needed some manual or parts or catalog, all orginal, not reprinted.. mostly i can get them at ebay.. best way to get if u needed those evenually..keep checking at ebay, they come up once awhile.. hope that helps..

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Alberta Mike

09-28-2003 20:14:50




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 Re: MH 30 dont laugh in reply to gene, 09-28-2003 18:30:56  
The model 30's were made from '47-'53. They evolved from the 101/102 MH Junior series and then themselves were replaced by the 33 (and later the 333) models. The 30's have a Continental 4-cylinder flathead engine, same one that was used on a lot of other agricultural and industrial applications in either the 124, 140, or 162 cubic inch versions (same engines). I think yours would probably be the 162 cubic inch size. Is yours a rowcrop (narrow front) or a standard wide-front? Easy to find engine parts since that engine was so common. Email me at the above name link (I've removed the "hide" feature) ... I've got something here I could copy for you. Where abouts do you live?

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