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Nebraska Cowman

01-16-2004 17:11:27

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I was told this might be a 3point hitch cylinder for a Massey tractor. Anybody ever seen anything like it?

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Ken Young

01-17-2004 14:47:43

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Re: unknown hydraulic cylinder in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 01-16-2004 17:11:27

I have one on my M-H 30 Row Crop. It is mounted under the seat and attaches to a rocker shaft which in turn operates the up and down movement of the schuffler. My tractor was manufactured in 1952.

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Jim in MA.

01-17-2004 08:21:22

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Re: unknown hydraulic cylinder in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 01-16-2004 17:11:27

Yes it is like the one that I took off my Mustang was for the TPH. Mine had been changed to use a remote Valve by plugging the ports with a plate fo steel.

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Gavin M

01-17-2004 00:10:58

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Re: unknown hydraulic cylinder in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 01-16-2004 17:11:27

This is a cylinder & valve assembly for a "Depth-o-matic" MH implement control, part number 763905M91, predating the hitch-all 3-point. It is recognizable by the integrated cylinder & valve, the shape of the valve handle, and the depth adjutment rod. Also visible are the clevis plates & rear cylinder support rod, exactly from the depth-o-matic.

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fasting

01-17-2004 17:46:46

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Re: Re: unknown hydraulic cylinder in reply to Gavin M, 01-17-2004 00:10:58

Gavin, you called it correct. It was depth-o-matic
on the 30, 44, modified on some later 33's. With
all of it's diversity, you could replumb it to do
almost anything hydraulic, in 1950. A bypass line was available to run back to the pump. Popular to
run the cultivator lift shaft. Of course someone
figured this should be integrated into a 3 P.H.,
but except for a 22 or 30, it was a burden to the
early design. That simple valve was about a 15
minute job, to replace the old 'O' rings. Great
tractors to preserve.

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E J

01-16-2004 19:20:07

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Re: unknown hydraulic cylinder in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 01-16-2004 17:11:27

This cylinder ran the rock shaft on a 33or 44 MH tractor

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marlowe

01-16-2004 17:49:43

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Re: unknown hydraulic cylinder in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 01-16-2004 17:11:27

looks like the one i took off my 33 for the 3point might be smaller

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parts man

01-16-2004 17:15:38

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Re: unknown hydraulic cylinder in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 01-16-2004 17:11:27

Cowman, that appears to be the hyd lift cylinder for either a pony or pacer tractor. Not exactly a 3pt, but what they used any way. :)

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