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- Massey Collectors Association - Massey Collectors Association
The National Massey Collectors Association (MCA) is a chartered organization consolidating all interested parties in Wallis, Massey-Harris, Massey Ferguson and Ferguson tractors, related equipment and memorabilia
- Looking to put a quick hitch on Ford 861 - Yesterdays Tractors
To those who have either a traditional cat 1 quick hitch or a Pat's style quick hitch on a 4 cylinder Ford can you still use the stabilizer bars with them?
- parts available for older masseys? other brands?
Been tire kicking older combines My neighbor harvests everything for me now, but the price is creepcreeping up Was thinking of maybe a deere 4400, but have come across some masseys at reasonable prices 750,760, 560 have been a couple models spotted Are parts still readily available for
- MF Salvage Yards | Yesterdays Tractors Forums
Hi, new to this forum Im in search of MF salvage yards, have some various parts my dad and I are looking for to restore a pair of narrow front Masseys, a 65 and an 85 Also looking to complete the set so to speak, have been searching for a 50 narrow front with no luck Any info is
- Splitting a Massey Harris 44 | Yesterdays Tractors Forums
If the swap doesn't work out, jumping gears in those Masseys is usually just a combination of a weak detent spring and or the shift rod being worn down A new spring and or some careful build-up with weld and grinding down will usually fix it well enough to last several more decades
- Massey #8 | Yesterdays Tractors Forums
Was the Massey 8 a decent lawn tractor? Not familiar with Masseys? In good shape and guy wants 200$ Is it even collectibile as I know somw Masseys are?
- Massey 55 and 555 | Yesterdays Tractors Forums
As a continuation from the Massey post from yesterday First three pics are the 55 western special I had it backwards on the hydraulics The 55 has a Charlynn hydraulic setup You can see the tank on the left fender and it says Charlynn on it This tractor does run
- Ford vs. Massey-Ferguson | Yesterdays Tractors Forums
I don't know anything about the Masseys, but I know enough about the four-cylinder Fords to say that there's a huge differences between the different Ford models These include: Engines: 134 or 172 cid; gas or diesel Standard versus row crop (row crop can have either narrow or wide front end) Transmissions: 4 speed, 5 speed, Select-o-Speed (8 speed) 4 speed may have Sherman high low
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