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MH 102 Senior?

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Schultzy

12-28-2004 12:51:00




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Hello,
I was wondering if Massey built a 102 senior Standard tread.
I have only been able to find info about the 101 senior. If there was such a thing, how many were made. I heard the my grandfather used to have a 102 senior std. in 1945, which was his first rubber tired tractor.

Thanks,
Russ




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Schultzy

12-31-2004 11:38:51




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 Re: MH 102 Senior? in reply to Schultzy, 12-28-2004 12:51:00  
Hello,
Thanks Guys, that helped alot.
Mike, I am from Radisson, Saskatchewan.



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Alberta Mike

12-29-2004 15:52:18




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 Re: MH 102 Senior? in reply to Schultzy, 12-28-2004 12:51:00  
When the Senior series first came out, the 101's were the gasoline version while the 102's were the low-grade fuel (distillate) versions. Same tractor really, just different carburetion/manifold setups. Then a bit later, Massey badged ALL exported Seniors (to Canada and elsewhere) as 102's, and by this time most production was gasoline versions. So up here in Canada, most Seniors are gasoline 102's especially later in the production years. Somehow I'm guessing you live in Canada.

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Bruce C

12-29-2004 18:38:02




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 Re: MH 102 Senior? in reply to Alberta Mike, 12-29-2004 15:52:18  
There were a total of 2,417 of the 102 Senior Standard tread models made.They were made from 1941 to 1945.



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bobcaygeon steve

12-29-2004 06:15:28




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 Re: MH 102 Senior? in reply to Schultzy, 12-28-2004 12:51:00  
Yes, I just sold a 1945 102 Senior STD.



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