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M-H 101 SENIOR

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MJ in the UK

08-21-2006 09:12:45




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Asked for some infomation a week ago about a M-H 101 SNR but got no reply. I just wonderd if you lads were still sulking because an Irish man had to show you how to build tractors in the mid 1950s MJ




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AllanC

08-24-2006 10:48:22




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 Re: M-H 101 SENIOR in reply to MJ in the UK, 08-21-2006 09:12:45  
Well, about the Irshman, Some days the N.A builders do have to be shown a thing or 2 but out west here our tractor reqirements are different from europe and even Eastern North America. We want big power to pull big equipment on big fields, or 100 hp Loader tractors to feed round bales and clean corrals. Now about the 101 Snr, these were built in the 40's and had Continental engines, about 45HP rated I Think. If you can fine a serial # thay are east to date. The 101 Jr was a 4 cylinder, the 101 Super had a Chrysler 6.

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