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Massey 55 or 555?

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david

02-06-2004 08:02:13

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I just bought a massey 55 or is it a 555? The tag is gone it is a diesel i was wondering what the difference wa between a 55 and a 555 was can anyone help me out ? Thanks in advance...

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Merle

02-06-2004 08:34:51

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Re: Massey 55 or 555? in reply to david, 02-06-2004 08:02:13

David

1. If the tractor you bought is just plain a brute of a tractor it is a 55. 2. If it is a brute with a little flashy sheet metal installed it is a 555. About the most noticable flashy sheet metal is when sitting on the seat is the area between your legs enclosed in sheet metal and is the radiator cap under a little door? The nickname for my 55 is THE BULL and it lives up the name everytime it's operated.

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Merle

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Lloyd Bub Robbins

02-08-2004 17:35:36

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Re: Re: Massey 55 or 555? in reply to Merle, 02-06-2004 08:34:51

The main difference between the 55 and 555 is the hood and grille. The grille has the chrome medallion on the front top portion with a long chrome strip running down the front. If the original chrome is missing the attaching holes should still be there. The hood has a radiator access door on top and the sides of the hood are cut out more on the 55. Also the 555 came with a 12 volt system. There is no tin under the seat on either tractor. Merle is thinking of the 333-444

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Bruce

02-08-2004 11:48:23

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Re: Re: Massey 55 or 555? in reply to Merle, 02-06-2004 08:34:51

The difference between the 55 and 555 is basicaly cosmetic.The 555 has a hood emblem,engine painted bronze,rear wheels were painnted aluminum.The engine and trans are the same as the 55.Parts for these two models will interchange with each other.I have one of each.If I was to paint the 555 the same as the 55 color scheme and remove the hood emblem you would not be able to tell them apart.

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