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My Massey Harris Antique's

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  1. trail twister

    trail twister

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    I collect old Massey Harris tractors. Oldest is a 1938 101R youngest is a 1957 555 diesel.

    My 1951 model 44 single front wheel, It wasthe one I let my dads pull tractor.

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    Dad was pulling my 1953 model 33 at this pull.

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    this is my wife's 1954 Pacer.

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    1951 model 30

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    1945 101 junior

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    1949 model 555 gas.

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    Kare my wife's 1941 model 81 & her Pacer.

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    My 1938 model 101R and 1951 model 30. Lower is wife's 1953 model 44 propane

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    Wife's 1946 model 20 and my 1951 model 22

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    :tractor: Al
     
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    1952 Massey mustang & 1956 333.
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    1951 Massey 44 diesel and 1945 101 junior

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    Odd ball 1961 Allis Chambers D17

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    Another odd one a 1965 Ford 5000 gas.

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    :tractor: Al
     
  3. trail twister

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    Appears to me no one here can really type.
    Hate forums like this a lot. I think kind of disrespectful really.
    Good thing you can't delete in a couple days.

    :D Al
     
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    Some nice old tractors. I really like the 54 pacer with the snow plow on the front and chained up.

    I do not have any Massey tractors myself but I do have a couple of old Ford. Still running and still working.
     
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    Hey There Al, Nice collection of Tractors to say the least. Some nice shots of the family alongside some of them too.

    To be honest I got tied up with a few other threads last night that I needed some answers to and tonight I started
    to surf the new posts and I cam came upon yours.

    When I go the the county fairs in the fall the two things I enjoy the most are the horse pulls and the tractor pulls.

    I think the awesome muscle and power that goes into pulling the sleds is amazing.
     
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    My earliest memory are of my dad's two Massey 44s. One had a narrow front end and the was a standard or wheatland. At the same time my Grandpa had a 444 and 44 row crop with a wide front end and a front end loader with a trip bucket. I am sure that the first tractor I ever drove was my dad's 44 with the narrow front end. These pictures bring back memories. I enjoyed looking at them!
     
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    Nice collection :dex:

    We have a couple of 22's and a pony. Here we are grading our cottage road with one of the 22's.
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    What brand of grader is that?


    :tractor: Al
     
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    Good question to which I don't know the answer. I will have a look next time I am at the cottage.
     
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    What year is that 22? the serial number if the plate is missing is just ahead of the PTO switch or where it would be if you had one.

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    22 Standard

    1948 1,001

    1949 1,542

    1950 3,208

    1951 4,532

    1952 5,717

    1952 20,046 ** See note below.

    1953 20585

    ******A mid year change occurred here I believe. The serial numbers from here in both the Row Crop & Standard Gas are the same as the Kerosenes. Perplexing I must say.

    :D Al
     
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    Heading to the cottage this weekend and will check them both.
     
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    On second thought, we may not be heading to the cottage this weekend as they are calling for -5 F ....and that's during the day :shiver:
     
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    Up a cold weekend coming up and the next week doesn't look very promising if you don't know how to dress for the cold.

    :D Al
     
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    I work outside almost every day in this weather. It's not me I'm worried about....It's the complaining from the rest of the clan I can do with out thanks. :)

    Cottage is barely a 3 season dwelling. 2x4 construction with lots and lots of single pane glass and an un-insulated hardwood floor. :shiver:
     
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    I and my friends have many times went hunting coyotes when the wind chill is -30F below zero.
    Like I said Hi Tec clothing, layering and heat packs in places to keep us warm.

    :D Al
     
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    I love old tractors
     
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