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Thanks for your replys! My father says it's a 102 Jr. Standard. But that's only what he have heard. Another problem is that I cannot find a matching starting serial number on this site. Anyone else have a starting serial number of 3916XX? I have no photos at the moment. The tractor is in a barn and is in a huge need of a restoration. Maybe I can shoot some pictures in a near future :) It' seems that there only a few of these tractors here in Sweden. Im having problem finding other people who owns a Massey Harris anno 1950 or older. One valve is defect and the engine has a small crack in one of the exhausts. It's welded but it does not feel good. Maybe someone know if these engine blocks can be found in other wiechles? Im in a need of a spare engine - seems very hard to track down here in Sweden :( Else im thinking of putting an old Volvo B18 (1,8 litre) or B20 (2.0 litre) engine from around 1960, in the tractor. We have alot of these engines here in Sweden ;) These engines is powering the "Volvo Amazon" for example. It is an four-cylinder, OHV (over head valve - with pushrods) engine. A very durable, strong construction, very overdimentioned for today's standards. Except for cars it was also used in Volvo-BM tractors, combined harvesters, army vehichles and lots of other machinery. Thanks in advance - best regards from Sweden!
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