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Massey 44 Diesel

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Farmall Daddy

03-08-2006 06:15:56




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I stumble across a Massey Harris 44 diesel. The tractor runs pretty good for the most part. It's pretty sluggish until it warms up, but that's a typical diesel. It has a tendency to pop at high rpm's, but lugs really good when I put it into road gear, and ride the brakes. 5th gear is a little noisy and has a small grind, but doesn't pop out of gear. The clutch is good in it, brakes work well, hydrolics work well with the three point hitch, which looks factory, and the power steering works well, with only a small leak. Has a small hydrolic leak on one of the hoses, but that's no big deal. Has a small sqeak from either a belt on the front, or a pulley. Has a 12 volt alternator on it. Miss matched tires {12.4.38, and a 13.6.38}, and the front tires need replaced. My question is, since I'm not too familiar with Massey Harris, what would you guys think this tractor would be worth? Thanks for any input!!

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Harris Guy

03-08-2006 09:42:38




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 Re: Massey 44 Diesel in reply to Farmall Daddy, 03-08-2006 06:15:56  
Coming in blind, since the tranny noise may mean
no/or very low gear oil for years. Live clutch, disc brakes, wide front axle, cast center wheels,
rusty rims, intact clean, good sheet metal...
Two different size rear tires usually means other
coverups to roll it on to the next buyer. The 3 pt
may be a modified cultivator lift, or Hitch-All.
Gated shift, or not? Loose steering? We can go from 600, to 2K, with components, and their cond.
Get rear, front, sides pics, or you're at risk
speculating. Post, we will view. Good luck.

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