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Don Stagner

04-07-2004 09:12:44




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I just bought a 333 rc propane.It is missing the engine and some of the sheetmetal.I would like to restore this tractor original.The engine is a 208.I have massey stuff to trade or cash.Also does any one have any idea how many 333rc propanes were built. Thanks Don




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Bystander

04-07-2004 09:29:43




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 Re: Massey 333 parts in reply to Don Stagner, 04-07-2004 09:12:44  
None of my business I guess but personally, I would hesitate to start a restoration on a 333 without engine and missing tinwork. There weren't a lot of them made, locating the 208 engine alone might be a challenge. Why not start with something more complete?



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velvet ride

04-07-2004 11:40:04




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 Re: Re: Massey 333 parts in reply to Bystander, 04-07-2004 09:29:43  
The sheet metal will probably cost you more than the tractor did. E208's are scarce. Unless you buy the entire parked tractor, behind the barn,
any E208 engine will also cost more than your tractor did. Good LPG parts are vanishing. Do
you have any ceiling on the amount you 'want'
invested? Spoke with a restorer, last week, who
stated he didn't want any $8K projects, plus his
labor. Granted, these correct red are the absolute greatest of farm tractors, but at what
price do you slow outlay? There is a stuck E208
in an Indiana shed, for $800.00, sound exciting?
Only a gas, I believe, puller takeout. Not my
preference. Location, for solutions?

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