one hot massey

glennster · Aug 26, 2008

here is the massey that came home with my buddy. i think its a 65. kinda had a motor fire. carb leaked fuel on the exhaust caught on fire, then fire spread to the fuel that dripped on the ground.
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Anonymous-0 · Aug 26, 2008

it's a Massey just a little touch up paint and it will be good to go

Anonymous-0 · Aug 26, 2008

Can't be too bad, the sheet metal isn't warped from the fire, just bent up. They musta got it put out quickly. I bet he got a deal.

ELD · Aug 27, 2008

Probably not much to fix it, not counting the cosmetics. And thats probably not a big deal, either.

Bob N.Y. · Aug 27, 2008

The muffler under the running board makes it a 65. The 50 had the muffler up by the manifold. It is obviously a "High Arch" with 38" tires. It appears to be a late model with the dished steering wheel and high pedals and running boards.

Wesley Stephens · Aug 27, 2008

A similar thing happened to our 35 Special years ago. It has been converted to vertical exhaust so it wouldn't gas the workers in the tobacco field, especially on a setter. I don't think it took a whole lot to fix it. With a wire wheel and some paint and maybe a carb. kit and some wires he'll have that tractor going in no time.

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