I first drove a Massey 44 when I was about 12 years old. It was hooked to a rake that was turning the swaths over to help them dry. Imagine how much power a Chrysler flathead six had. 😊
Just found your site on the internet the other day. I enjoy watching what you are doing as I grew up on a farm as well but away back in the 40's and 50's Learned to drive a small 4cylinder Case tractor about the size of your massey.
Just a couple thoughts..the adjustable arm has a grove machined into the screw that tells you its level, thus no need to eyeball it… my bushog has an extra “u” shaped piece for the top link that swings free which allows easy hook up with in a wide range as it pivots also allows the front to stay down when the caster wheel hits a bump or when cutting backing up a hill side.
I first drove a Massey 44 when I was about 12 years old. It was hooked to a rake that was turning the swaths over to help them dry. Imagine how much power a Chrysler flathead six had. 😊
I love the MF 231, so reliable. I need to get a disk implement for mine. Great video.
Just found your site on the internet the other day.
I enjoy watching what you are doing as I grew up on a farm as well but away back in the 40's and 50's
Learned to drive a small 4cylinder Case tractor about the size of your massey.
Just a couple thoughts..the adjustable arm has a grove machined into the screw that tells you its level, thus no need to eyeball it… my bushog has an extra “u” shaped piece for the top link that swings free which allows easy hook up with in a wide range as it pivots also allows the front to stay down when the caster wheel hits a bump or when cutting backing up a hill side.