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MF 33 loader

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Manuel in Oz

12-12-2005 21:26:55




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Looking for info/specs on Massey 33 loader. What were the differences between the 33A & B?
Engines, trans etc.
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Chris Thompson

12-13-2005 07:37:59




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 Re: MF 33 loader in reply to Manuel in Oz, 12-12-2005 21:26:55  
Hello !! you mean MF 33 wheel loader ? if so never heard of 33a but there is a B and i have only seen one but i believe they were rebadged by MF and they were a michigan or other the MF33
MF 44 MF44b MF55 MF 55b and MF 88 all were made by massey ferguson perkins engines yours would be 4cyl perky transmissions were same for 33 44 44b 55 but i dont think the 88 as it was a massive machine ive had a 44b for 10 years now and bullet proof except for typical replacement parts hoses belts ect anyway hopefully it is a wheel loader your talking about and not a 33 massey harris HA HA !!!

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Manuel in Oz

12-13-2005 12:38:38




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 Re: MF 33 loader in reply to Chris Thompson, 12-13-2005 07:37:59  
Yes Chris its a wheel loader.
Was there only one transmission available?



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Chris Thompson

12-14-2005 10:06:11




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 Re: MF 33 loader in reply to Manuel in Oz, 12-13-2005 12:38:38  
HELLO !! again yeah as far as i know from my research they all used the same powershift and torque converter on the massey ferguson manufactured machines certainly not the ones made by michigan and rebadged it is a powershift transmission with two speeds forward and reverse and another set of road gears making it four forward four reverse and a axle disconect my road gears are air shifted but the 33 and 44 were a set of leavers at floorboard to the right side of seat one for road gearing and other for axle disconnect anyway they are extremely durable
and reliable from what i have seen i couldnt be happier with my machine are you having any problems ?? if so i can give you some help from my experience and also i have a large supply of repair manuals as i have been collecting them did you just get the machine ? if so maybe wise to do some preventative maintanence like fluid changes ect anyway hope your machine is as good to you as mine has been !!!

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Doug Bennefield

12-16-2005 02:52:07




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 Re: MF 33 loader in reply to Chris Thompson, 12-14-2005 10:06:11  
I know they are not the same but I am looking for specs and owners of MF 32 front end loader. Any suggestions?



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