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101 jr., sr. and super

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markloff

09-21-2005 10:18:39




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Hi there,

Whats the difference between the three?

Thanks




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Bruce Colbourne

09-21-2005 23:45:42




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to markloff, 09-21-2005 10:18:39  
The 1938 and 1939 models used a 201.3 cubic in engine.The models built from 1940 to 1942 used a 217.7 cubic in engine.They were both Chrysler industrial engines.The 101 and the super 101's were the only model that had the full side panels.The 101 junior and senior had the open side panels.



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old

09-21-2005 10:25:28




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to markloff, 09-21-2005 10:18:39  
101JR-4 cylinder engine. 101SR 6 cylinder continetal engine, has the dist coming out the head about center of the engine. 101 Super 6 cylinder engine, crysler, dist is on the side of the engine.



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markloff

09-21-2005 11:20:43




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to old, 09-21-2005 10:25:28  
Thats it? Was the 101 super the only one with the louvered side panels?

Thanks a bunch,

Mark



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old

09-21-2005 12:34:38




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to markloff, 09-21-2005 11:20:43  
Well I told you almost all I know about them. I asked the same questions about a year ago. I have a 101SR for sale at this time by the way.



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Ben Reynolds

09-26-2005 19:52:47




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to old, 09-21-2005 12:34:38  
Hi,
Was wondering if you still had the 101 senior for sale. Thanks Ben

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Dave_Id

09-21-2005 12:56:07




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to old, 09-21-2005 12:34:38  
So do I



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markloff

09-21-2005 17:35:30




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to Dave_Id, 09-21-2005 12:56:07  
Please tell me more about the 101 sr. for sale. Where are you located?

Thanks,

Mark



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Dave_Id

09-21-2005 11:56:41




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to markloff, 09-21-2005 11:20:43  
The 101 and 101 Super had the louvers, the Senior had totally different sheetmetal



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markloff

09-21-2005 12:12:36




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to Dave_Id, 09-21-2005 11:56:41  
What's a 101? Did you mean the 101jr. and 101 super had the louvers?

Thank you,

Mark



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Dave_Id

09-21-2005 12:33:25




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 Re: 101 jr., sr. and super in reply to markloff, 09-21-2005 12:12:36  
No, not 101 Jr. I don't have my Massey Data Book with me, but the first 101 I think (not 100% sure), had a slightly smaller Chrysler in it. then came the 101 Super.

You can buy the 'Massey Tractor Data Book' by Keith Oltrogge from any book outlet.. It has a lot of info.



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