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onetonford

12-07-2004 17:26:54




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Does anyone know a web site that shows pics. of these tractors,and what are the main differences between them and a standard tractor.
Thanks
Gregg




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Big Dean

12-08-2004 11:50:34




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 Re: Massey industrial photos in reply to onetonford, 12-07-2004 17:26:54  
The difference and how much there is between the Industrial and the farm tractors depends on the model of the Industrial tractor. Some of them are almost the same as one of the farm tractor and other are a lot different from any of the farm tractors. For Instant the MF3165 & the MF30 look like the MF165 farm tractor & about the only difference is the heavier front axle & the shuttle shift transmission if the industrial has one of them & most do have. I have several pictures of different Industrial tractor I can email to you if you want to send me an email address.

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Harris Guy

12-08-2004 06:50:01




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 Re: Massey industrial photos in reply to onetonford, 12-07-2004 17:26:54  
Are you referring to the MH 'Work Bulls"-vintage '56-'58, or later era MF's? If the MH originals, there have been recent promotion ad
brochures,on e Bay. The models are 303 & 404. Without info on your interest, difficult to type
specs that don't pertain to your question.



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Onetonford

12-08-2004 18:22:22




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 Re: Massey industrial photos in reply to Harris Guy, 12-08-2004 06:50:01  
Thanks for the reply. Im not sure what model it is.I am going to look at it this weekend.It has a front end loader and 3 point with pto.Thats all i know for now.
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Gregg



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