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MF50 Hi Crop

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feedboy66

06-09-2006 07:07:12




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Seems as if I have found an MF50 hi crop. I've seen 50's before, but not a hi crop model. Anyone have any info or input on hi crop MF50's?? Thanks!




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NigelB

06-12-2006 07:52:47




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 Re: MF50 Hi Crop in reply to feedboy66, 06-09-2006 07:07:12  
I'm working on my father-in-law's MH50 and I wanted to know what year it is. The SN is 50856I

Any idea where I can get the original paint?

Thanks all!



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Kevin

06-09-2006 12:55:40




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 Re: MF50 Hi Crop in reply to feedboy66, 06-09-2006 07:07:12  
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Not that hard to find. Here is a picture of my 56 massey harris 50 high arch, simular to your ferguson yet different.



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MF Poor

06-09-2006 07:12:53




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 Re: MF50 Hi Crop in reply to feedboy66, 06-09-2006 07:07:12  
They're called "Hi-Arch" and not referred to as highcrops. Not that UNcommon.



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Richard Turner

06-10-2006 05:16:02




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 Re: MF50 Hi Crop in reply to MF Poor, 06-09-2006 07:12:53  
I knew I would get good responses from you guys. Thanks a lot for you input, and I will not call it a "high crop" again.



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Aaron Ford

06-14-2006 06:24:00




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 Re: MF50 Hi Crop in reply to Richard Turner, 06-10-2006 05:16:02  
My brother has a CGM (high-arch/crop) tractor that has a low clearance (SGM) front end on it. The only other oddity is that the front axle carrier (mounts to front of engine, carries front axle) at some point was painted Industial Yellow. Everything else looks like it is factory work. Might have been salvaged, wrecked, changed out, but we likely will never know. Just weird. Aaron



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