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MASSEY HARRIS FERGUSON TRACTOR

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ED TOSTE

04-01-2006 17:20:25




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MASSEY HARRIS FERGUSON TRACTOR: BUILT IN THE 1960'S OR 1970'S WE DON'T HAVE ANY INFO ON IT AND NEED HELP. WE PURSCHASED FROM A YOUNG MAN WHO RECEIVED IT AFTER HIS GRANDFATHER PASSED AWAY. MODEL TO-35 SERIAL NUMBER 1424772 MADE IN THE USA, WHAT WEIGHT FOR OIL FOR THE MOTTOR AND FOR THE TRANSMISSION HOW MUCH HORSE PWER SIGNE OF OIL FILTER WHAT YEAR TRACTOR AND MISC INFO. YOU CAN CALL COLLECT TO ED 559 268 6783

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Edward Lotterman

04-06-2006 23:10:13




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 Re: MASSEY HARRIS FERGUSON TRACTOR in reply to ED TOSTE, 04-01-2006 17:20:25  
If it is a TO-35 it dates from the mid to late 1950s. About 35 HP, use a good 10W30 or 5W-20 motor oil. If not close to an AGCO dealer, a good local auto parts store should be able to get you oil filters if they have an ag and off-road equipment listing.



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ED TOSTE

04-07-2006 08:15:50




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 Re: MASSEY HARRIS FERGUSON TRACTOR in reply to Edward Lotterman, 04-06-2006 23:10:13  
We found out it is from 1955 to 1957. Do you know what transmission or rear end oil type or weight. Do you know anywhere else I can look for information on my husbands new toy :-).
Thank You
Sharon



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JJ. in B.C.

04-08-2006 20:43:28




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 Re: MASSEY HARRIS FERGUSON TRACTOR in reply to ED TOSTE, 04-07-2006 08:15:50  
Hi Sharon,

Recheck your serial # you should only have 6 digits on a TO35. Lots of discussion on whether to use 80/90w multigrade or GL1 90wt mineral oil in Trans/Hyd . Post your questions on "Harry Ferguson" board, click "hop to another forum", click "Harry Ferguson", lots of knowledgeable people , will answer all your questions.

Hope this helps, JJ.



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