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Vinny!

06-09-2004 11:23:15




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Just acquired a 50 or 51 MH 44 KR sn:1085. It is in very sad shape to put it simple. Looks like someone used a spray gun filled with liquid rust to paint this thing. Been setting for 30yrs in a barn hallway. The block is dry as far as I can tell and shows signs of rust in the radiator and water pump intake and outlet fittings. Should I take the head off and have it tanked etc., just as a measure of safety or risk it and fill and flush the system with whatever autos use??? I'm no mechanic by any stretch of the imagination. Is the lift cylinder rebuildable??? And what type of hydraulic fluid does this thing use? What is the proper colour for painting tractor and wheels..? Thanks for taking the time reading this and answering Regards to all...Vinnie

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good old boy

06-10-2004 22:03:57




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 Re: Just-a-settin' in reply to Vinny!, 06-09-2004 11:23:15  
Owe yeah i forgo tto tell ya i can spell like a red neck just cant typ e very good. sorry about the bad typing !



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good old boy

06-10-2004 22:02:00




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 Re: Just-a-settin' in reply to Vinny!, 06-09-2004 11:23:15  
Buddy i just bought a massey Harris 44 lp and im starting from the ground up and if i can help you in any way just let me know . We can fix these old rust buckets up at the same time ! im a master ase cert truck school bus and equipment tech i have a bs . mech eng from u of h at houston i have a 2000 sq ft shop i just built , so we can but the old rucst bucket's back to work . im looking from some help so it sounds like we would be a good team . e-mail me any time with what ever i can help you with. me and the boy dug up part's out of a field for a friend that one was a 1950 one or two i spent 650 hours on that one now it run's like a new one . let me know if i can help and you have a great day !

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