Posted by Ben Jenkins on March 04, 2008 at 13:25:08 from (63.240.122.161):
In Reply to: massey harris????? posted by Jason Mielke on March 04, 2008 at 06:43:41:
I owned a 444 when I was in High School. The motor was a bronze painted Continental H277. I wanted to over haul it but the compnay that made those kits went out of business. I also rebuilt the hydraulic pump. The problem with that was AGCO replaced the seal in that kit that goes on the driving gear with a cheaper one that constantly blew. On the bright side the moter was contantly suppied with oil. My 444 was a Ferguson cross over equipped with the Ferguson cushion pan seat. It did not have the spring seat like the 44s. On this 444 the operator had to straddle a sheet metal cover that the 3pt control/hydralic lever came up through. While I was in the process of restoring it I had it sitting in the implement dealer lot that my dad worked at. During that time someone came along and stole the draft control setting off that lever.
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