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ken lawson

11-06-2006 09:58:15




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how can I ID. my my tractor,the only info.I have is a letter and number on the rad. nose F40. There is no serial no-s that I can find there is lots of casting numbers It is a massey ferguson. Any help please Thanks Ken




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buford

11-06-2006 18:49:01




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 Re: massey harris ferguson tractors in reply to ken lawson, 11-06-2006 09:58:15  
Ken, you have a very desirable tractor to keep or show I am working on a Massey Harris 50 we are ready to put the sheet metal on I hope to post a pix I also have a Ferguson 40 and hope to make it a winter project this year and show them next summer you are on the right track keep up the good work. As you might know they are the same tractors, just differant, ha ha!! Buford

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Aaron Ford

11-06-2006 16:54:14




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 Re: massey harris ferguson tractors in reply to ken lawson, 11-06-2006 09:58:15  
The F40 is rather collectable. Be careful with it. It's basically a pre-merger MF50, but sooo-ooooo much more desirable....

Not that there is anything wrong with the MF50 mind you.....
Aaron



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phil(va)

11-06-2006 14:20:22




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 Re: massey harris ferguson tractors in reply to ken lawson, 11-06-2006 09:58:15  
Based on the nose medallion, you may have a Ferguson 40. If so, it will have a high-low tranny with three forward and reverse in each position. That is, you should have two gear levers. To start, the high-low selection lever must be in neutral (if it's stock). Also, it will have a two position clutch. Halfway down stops the tractor, and all the way down stops the PTO, assuming you have the PTO engaged. The engine should be a gas, Continental, Z134. Hood should have a hinge on top with two thumb levers to lock. Only made in 56 and 57. Very good tractor. Talk to us....

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skilett

11-06-2006 15:42:00




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 Re: massey harris ferguson tractors in reply to phil(va), 11-06-2006 14:20:22  
THANKS PHIL,KEN
I have another older massey harris it has a single shift lever,same engine.
the hood is hinged on the front frame also the hyd,pump for the 3point hitch comes out the bottom of the trans. any coments on this one?
thanks ken



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Phil(va)

11-07-2006 04:50:14




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 Re: massey harris ferguson tractors in reply to skilett, 11-06-2006 15:42:00  
Don't know enough details to comment. Maybe someone else can help on that one.



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Lou

11-06-2006 10:06:06




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 Re: massey harris ferguson tractors in reply to ken lawson, 11-06-2006 09:58:15  
Ken, there is usualy a metal plate below the steering wheel on the left. If not post a picture.



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