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cityboy 45612

04-22-2006 18:18:36




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I just got an old tractor from my fatherin law I think its a 33 but I need a picture of one and I need to know if they are 6 volt or 12 volt no battery in it . dont know much about masseys have always been a ford owner




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730virgil

04-24-2006 15:13:30




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 Re: massey 33 in reply to cityboy 45612, 04-22-2006 18:18:36  
i have a 333 too ; great little tractor first massey i've ever been around . mine isn't as pretty as yours i use it a lot from drilling post holes to hauling manure and feeding hay to cows
friend uesd to live with his uncles they had a bunch of 44 diesels and a 555 diesel that was a real horse



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massey333

04-23-2006 15:11:10




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 Re: massey 33 in reply to cityboy 45612, 04-22-2006 18:18:36  
Four places to look,on frame ahead of platform left or right side (should be on right,)on top of belt pully housing or on top of transmission housing back of PTO lever(left side).May need to clean grease and dirt off to see.The engine should have Model number 201 stamped on a plate(left side)or cast in the block(right side).There are plenty of places to find the ID.



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phillip d

04-23-2006 10:09:54




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 Re: massey 33 in reply to cityboy 45612, 04-22-2006 18:18:36  
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Hi,the 33's were 6 volt,this is a 333 in the pic,but they were alot the same,only the 33's didn't have slide adjustable rear wheels and the seat support went clear down to the platform instead of being closed in like the one in the pic.Otherwise alot the same,phill.

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Harris Guy

04-23-2006 16:50:56




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 Re: massey 33 in reply to phillip d, 04-23-2006 10:09:54  
Phillip,
That photo of "your?" 333D High-Arch, is probably
the most interesting view on this MHF site in 2006. A tractor like this can be examined in the
yard, for hours. In '56-'57, what came close to
the 333/444 High-Arch models? The correct red era
ended. Closest 'working tractor' was Oliver, even
had the U-frame. Trying to link 33 & 333 is basic
engine components.About half your tractor is akin
to the 44 Special, and near match to a 444. The
33 bridges between the 30 and 44 models. Thanks for the photo "Rush".

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phillip d

04-23-2006 18:56:55




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 Re: massey 33 in reply to Harris Guy, 04-23-2006 16:50:56  
Yep,that's our girl,pic was taken in Jan. behind the barn.Everything on it is origional but the paint and rubber,works real nice.Thank you for the nice comments,my Dad and I spent alot of time working on it together,we are really happy with it.Thanks again,Phill



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