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massey 60 self propelled combine engine

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ennismoremike

03-23-2004 10:58:39




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Can anyone tell me the displacement of the chrysler engine in a massey 60 self propelled combine . I believe it is an industrial 30 engine. Thanks in advance.




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John McPherson

03-25-2004 11:42:03




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 Re: massey 60 self propelled combine engine in reply to ennismoremike, 03-23-2004 10:58:39  
Actually I think it is probably a mopar 230cid. Same bore as the 217/218 (depends on book) with a 4 5/8 inch stroke. and the 5/32 inch "deep" rings. My reference skips the Chrysler industrial engine numbers, but does list for most of the Massey combines and do listrings for the other Massey combines that used the Industrial 30 engine.

And many parts are still available new at reasonable prices if need to rebuild it.

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velvet ride

03-23-2004 16:09:53




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 Re: massey 60 self propelled combine engine in reply to ennismoremike, 03-23-2004 10:58:39  
For some reason, the number 218 comes up. As free, you can attempt to confirm it. Next, there
will be the question of re-powering a 333, with
a tired E208, coming up...probably several
conflcts with that attempt.



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