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Re: Photo 1968 era Massey Ferguson
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Posted by Paul Hurm on January 16, 2007 at 20:23:16 from (216.23.121.212):
In Reply to: Photo 1968 era Massey Ferguson posted by Paul Hurm on January 16, 2007 at 19:02:27:
Thanks for the thoughts so far. I have looked through the photos here but have not found an exact match although I am leaning towards the 180 based on the look of the fenders. Interestingly, I don't think I have yet seen a single narrow front so I wonder if that was an option my dad went with for some reason. I will continue digging but will appreciate any further thoughts. Additional information that might help includes, diesel - Perkins engine, I recall a MultiPower feature that was selected just by flipping a lever. Also seem to recall one shifter for low or high power and I think a 3 speed main shifter. If I can't run across any photos on the web I may have to dig through years of photos on the hope I may have a shot that might include that tractor. My parents sold our farm in 1995 and I now wish I had taken many more photos than I ever did! :-( Thanks again for the thoughts so far.
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