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Massey Harris 44

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goodoldboy

06-09-2004 21:34:58




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What makes it a 44 and how much horse power and how do i tell if it's a special or not or a g or a k hope you can help




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David B

06-10-2004 05:09:38




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 Re: Massey Harris 44 in reply to goodoldboy, 06-09-2004 21:34:58  
There are a few visible difference's in the special, the special should have a a little guide around the bottom of the gear shift lever to help show which gear you are in. The special's started with the 50001 and up serial numbers and on the stamping on the top right side of transmission, just under the pto engaging lever, you will find the model and serial of your tractor It will be stamped 44 followed by a letter G-for gas, K-kerosene, then propaply a 1-for reg altitude(tell you what compression your engine is) F-foot clutch and then R-row crop or S-standard. After this model number will be the serial numbers, if it is 50001 and up it is a special. Usually the quick simple way to spot the special is the cast front wheel. Transmission cover, hydraulic control, seat frame little side step and other differences help you identify but you need to be somewhat familar with Massey tractors. Either tractor are good and will give lots of service if in good condition.

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