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My new Massey- need help with identification

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RealBigfoot

09-10-2005 16:39:50

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Hi,

Can you folks help identify what I bought.
both tractor model and loader model. and year?

previous owner was not too sure.

love to buy some manuals if i knew what i had.

massey industrial
no s/n tag anywhere
3 cyl diesel (perkins i suppose)
3 speep fwd w/hi/low shifter
instant reverse
pto
3 point
74" wide bucket
power steering.

changed the fluids and filters per advice i read here. got 3 point workin. seems stong and lifts well.

more pics
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i have read big deans page but am still not sure.

thanks
bigfoot

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GaryF

09-11-2005 17:40:33

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to RealBigfoot, 09-10-2005 16:39:50

Looks like a Workbull 203 or 205. If it has Instant Reverse it"s a 205. The IR trans shifted on the right hand foot pedal, no clutch and brakes on left. Loader looks like a 100/101/102 nice machine!

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Realbigfoot

09-12-2005 07:51:48

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to GaryF, 09-11-2005 17:40:33

Thanks for your reply"s

will put the pictures up here for folks to see,
in lieu of the links.

mine has instant reverse lever under steering wheel. i don"t have instant reverse foot pedals.
also brake pedal on right, clutch on left.

I was thinking mf203 or mf205 because of front grill (thick plate with a bunch of holes drilled in it) and the headlight holes and some pics of other 203/205"s i have seen.

i found the stamped perkins serial number
s/n CL 1884032 which falls into the 1959
manufacture date (per some website that had perkins s/n"s and years).

does this make sense for the mf 203/205 workbull?

thanks again
appreciate all replys.

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Realbigfoot

09-12-2005 07:53:56

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to Realbigfoot, 09-12-2005 07:51:48

here is the front grill/headlights.

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Realbigfoot

09-12-2005 07:55:58

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to Realbigfoot, 09-12-2005 07:53:56

rear view of tractor.

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GaryF

09-12-2005 17:45:09

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to Realbigfoot, 09-12-2005 07:55:58

MF203 with manual shuttle transmission planetary rear axle with disc brakes. Do you know if it has dual clutch? do you know if it has the indirect injected 3cyl diesel or the direct injected 3cyl diesel(this would be a late model)

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Realbigfoot

09-13-2005 06:11:33

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to GaryF, 09-12-2005 17:45:09

gary,
thanks for the reply.

Not sure if it has dual clutch?
how does one check?
when i press the clutch i can't feel anything different as it goes about 1/2 way down.

the injectors are hidden under the sheetmetal/diesel tank. i will follow up the fuel lines and see if i can see if they are straight up or not.

thanks
Realbigfoot

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GaryF

09-13-2005 17:50:33

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to Realbigfoot, 09-13-2005 06:11:33

If you get some type of weight on the 3-point and lift it up. Press the clutch pedal down half-way just so you are able to shift the trans chances are if the weight on the 3-point goes down it is single clutch. You can also check by engaging the PTO. Engage the PTO then start the tractor (don't push down on the clutch pedal)the PTO shaft should be turning. Depress the pedal to the point that you are able to shift the trans and check the shaft to see if it stops or rotates if it's stopped chances are single clutch if it's still turning then it most likely is dual clutch. Even if it's a dual clutch some loader operators who did not use the 3point or PTO could have changed the adjustment on the clutch pedal so that it only goes down half way and stops. I guess it was easier on the leg by reducing the tendancy to depress both sets of clutch springs. I looked for one of these tractors but found a MF40 instead

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Big Dean

09-11-2005 09:24:07

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to RealBigfoot, 09-10-2005 16:39:50

The best I can tell from the picture that is an MF40 with an MF32 loader

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Jack in NB

09-13-2005 04:04:44

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to Big Dean, 09-11-2005 09:24:07

Looks a lot like my MF40 (no suffix letter - 3 Cyl Perkins) and 32 loader, except that mine has no steering box and drag links to the front axle - just a pair of steering cylinders behind the front axle.

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lonestarjeff

09-10-2005 23:59:03

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Big Deans industrials page in reply to RealBigfoot, 09-10-2005 16:39:50

Looks like you might have a MF20(1969-75) or MF40(1970-76) w/ the AD3-152 engine. Check the specs on the link.

Jeff

Big Dean's Industrials page

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lonestarjeff

09-10-2005 23:49:26

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Re: My new Massey- need help with identification in reply to RealBigfoot, 09-10-2005 16:39:50

Do you have Big Deans website? He has a section on the industrials.

Jeff

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