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Antique Massey Harris Tractor: Massey-Harris 55
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Production of the 55 gasoline model began in 1946. A diesel version was introduced three years later. Production of all variants ended in 1955.
Massey-Harris 55 Tractor

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john nelson wrote on Sunday, August 04, 2013 (PDT):

As I look through these old tractor pictures I am amazed at how many massey tractors were built. numbers I never even knew excisted.. and a four wheel drive by massey early yeared one. they were reasonable to buy and so dependable.. wonder why they cant build them that way today

John levy, Western Australia. wrote on Saturday, May 25, 2013 (PDT):

If anyone is travelling to Western Australia I recommend that they visit the Dardanup Heritage Park south of Perth. There are many types of tractors from Ransomes up to D8s and many in between. All have been completely renovated, painted and in working order. A number of trucks have also been renovated and in working order. They are all under cover in huge sheds and look like new machines.

John Levy wrote on Thursday, April 25, 2013 (PDT):

Before I was married in 1961 we had a Massey Harris 55K on two separate properties. We part filled the rear tyres with water to give them extra grip and built a timber and Masonite canopy on it. We pulled an AL harvester with it mostly as well as a Claas header in the WA wheatbelt. Being young and inexperienced at that time I inadvertently removed the radiator cap in above 40 Celsius whilst harvesting. I avoided being scalded though. On the second property we just used it as a hack as we had much bigger tractors there. I am now 74 and miss those days.

Dave wrote on Monday, April 18, 2011 (PDT):

looking for parts for a 58 Massey Harris,

Ed Dickson wrote on Saturday, March 19, 2011 (PDT):

I have recently acquired a Massey Harris Tractor, I am guessing it is a 55, But would like any help identifying for sure. It is for sale, all or for parts in Central Montana. Call 4065807079 3/18/2011

DICK LENNARD wrote on Thursday, July 08, 2010 (PDT):

MY DAD HANK LENNARD HAD A MASSEY-HARRIS AND OLIVER DEALERSHIP IN MARSHALL, MINNESOTA IN THE LATE 1930 S MAYBE EARLY 40 S. I HAVE A PICTURE OF HIM IN FRONT OF HIS DEALERSHIP ON MAIN STREET WITH TWO MODELS. THEY DON T LOOK MUCH LIKE WHAT I SEE ON THIS WEB SITE. THEY ARE VERY SLEEK AND MODERN LOOKING. MY QUESTION IS.......WAS THERE SOME CORPORATE CONNECTION BETWEEN OLIVER AND MASSEY-HARRIS JUST CURIOUS. DOES MAKE ME A BIT SAD AND EVEN DEPRESSED TO SEE THOSE GREAT OLD MACHINES!! I SAW AN AD THE OTHER DAY FOR TRACTORS AND RELATED EQUIPMENT FROM INDIA FERKRISSAKES.

david wrote on Friday, December 25, 2009 (PST):

looking for hoodmassey55kgas havefeedgrindingshaft and two set of rear weels and rims and watesfor wheels

Don Braun wrote on Friday, December 04, 2009 (PST):

For MH 55D I would like to find a set of king pins and a shop manual

Eddie Schantz wrote on Friday, November 20, 2009 (PST):

We farmed with a Massey Harris 55 in the late 60 s, but I don t know what year of tractor it was. As a teen ager I certainly was not happy to drive it. It did not have power steering was very bulky to me. But it was a dependable tractor and gave us very little trouble. We farmed in west-central Oklahoma and used it mainly to farm our wheat ground. We used a 1949 MM U for our rowcrop when I was growing up. One of my brothers still has that tractor it has been restored. I often wondered where that old Massey ended up. Who is this moron that put these posts up from April 23-26th. Why can t they be deleted

Russ Krueger wrote on Saturday, October 31, 2009 (PDT):

There is a gentlemen that posted a comment about a 55 LP Massey that is for sale in Orange Tx. I collect MH s and would like to hear from him. Russ Krueger 254-897-3980

Mark Turner wrote on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 (PDT):

I have a friend that has a 1955 MH tractor that was drove to its current location about 3 years ago he is wanting to sell. If you are interested you can email me. The tractor runs on LP and is located in Orange, Texas.

George Gleasure/J. anderson wrote on Thursday, November 27, 2008 (PST):

We are searching for a Massey Harris 55 diesel in Ireland or in Pennsylvania. Can you help us

gary catton wrote on Saturday, May 17, 2008 (PDT):

i please have bought a 1947 massey harris 55 i want to restore can enybody help with tin parts and a manual

trent ashby wrote on Wednesday, April 09, 2008 (PDT):

hi i just purchsed a mh55D serial # 55D W1014 . What does it all mean in that serial # and needing a front rim and an owners manual..Any help would be of great help...thanks can call at anytime.. 970 210 8319

Michael Frederickson wrote on Thursday, April 03, 2008 (PDT):

HI I had a MH 55 gas,MH 22 narrow frount for 12-15 years.Sold my land,guy said you can store tractors here. who bought the land-a good friends dad.I Go to pick up tractors both are gone-STOLEN!! and some other equiptment. From Boscobel WI. The 55 was my baby!Has custom 4 stack exaust,power steering,3-point hitch, a loader frame without the rams,arms,and bucket.no belt drive,and good tires.STRONG RUNNER!!fair paint,excelent body no dents.The 22 massey has, wide rear tires-good,clean body,fair paint,gas but smokes a little,more down hill.I have the grill at the shop.PLEASE HELP SOMEONE! if you can REWARD!THANX Mike Frederickson 608-239-0113 or 608 255-4114 Any leads would help! Madison WI

Michael Frederickson wrote on Thursday, April 03, 2008 (PDT):

HI I had a MH 55 gas,MH 22 narrow for 12-15 years.Sold my land,guy said you can store here-good friends dad.Go to pick up tractors both are gone-STOLEN!! other equiptment From Boscobel WI. The 55 was my baby!Has custom 4 stack exaust,power steering,3-point hitch,and a loader frame-the loader,no belt drive,and good tires.STRONG RUNNER!!fair paint,excelent body no dents.The 22 wide rears good,clean body,fair paint,gas but smokes a little,more down hill.I have the grill at the shop.PLEASE HELP SOMEONE! if you can REWARD!THANX Mike Frederickson 608-239-0113 or 608 255-4114 Any leads would help! Madison WI

Kit Rosling wrote on Tuesday, March 04, 2008 (PST):

I own a 55 and recently a 55K which we are parting outto use on our running 55. We are adding the PTO and trying to add a hydraulic line with a wingle pair of remotes on the rear but am losing pressure ar the pump. Do you know where we can find parts/replacement pump for this 55

Joe Fox wrote on Wednesday, November 21, 2007 (PST):

I would like to purchase 55 massey harris tractor. I live in Ohio. My collection now includes a MH Pony,20,101jr.33, and a 44-6. I have always liked MH tractors.

Joe Fox wrote on Wednesday, November 21, 2007 (PST):

I would like to purchase 55 massey harris tractor. I live in Ohio. My collection now includes a MH Pony,20,101jr.33, and a 44-6. I have always liked MH tractors.

Bill Yacey wrote on Tuesday, October 16, 2007 (PDT):

My dad has a 1953 MH 55 Diesel that my grandfather bought new. This tractor had the optional extra wide Goodyear tires in the back and still runs great. This tractor also has the hydraulic unit option that bolts onto the PTO shaft at the back of the tractor. He also has a 555 diesel that is essentially the same tractor, except it has live hydraulics and power steering driven off a pump at the front/side of the motor. As well there is a little chrome hood ornament that the 55 didn t have and a little flip-up door on the hood just behind the radiator.

Joe schumacher wrote on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 (PDT):

My dad farms with masseys and I plan to also, I am collecting them and have; 33row crop 44 diesel row crop 44 diesel standard 444 standard Western- I think feurgson 30 and a 44-6 I am in central MN and am buying and selling masseys. Thank You.

Forcade wrote on Monday, April 16, 2007 (PDT):

We have 555 MH Diesel and would like to know if that tractor is positive ground

Jeanie Dunkley wrote on Friday, September 29, 2006 (PDT):

Does anyone in Australia know where I can buy engine parts for a massey harris 55k I have one and its motor is in sad condition thanks Jeanie dunkley

GUEDOU NICOLAS wrote on Wednesday, May 17, 2006 (PDT):

bonjour je recherche un joint de culasse pour un massey harris 55k tel; 06 89 60 48 19 merci

john nelson wrote on Thursday, April 27, 2006 (PDT):

my dad and i used to farm with a 55 massey harris tractor. it was great. there is still a lot of them around but they dont get used as much any more. massey harris tractors are the best!!!!

KEN wrote on Sunday, January 22, 2006 (PST):

HELLO I HAVE A 55 DISEAL I AM RESTORING AND I AM LOOKING FOR A HOOD GRILL AND DASH FOR IT IF ANY ONE HAS ANY OF THIS STUFF FORSALE PLEASE EMAIL ME THANKS

charles wrote on Thursday, November 24, 2005 (PST):

Hi was wondering if anyone could help me with a question i need to know if you can put a 55 massey motor into a 44 special are they interchangable has anyone ever done it before TY

aykut yarar wrote on Tuesday, September 13, 2005 (PDT):

hello ı'm from turkey ın sıvas-kangal.onur ıs my brother.we has got massey harrıs-55 and massey ferguson 4255 but we love to harrıs very much because classıc.sorry my englısh ıs lıttle.onur&aykut yarar.

aykut yarar wrote on Tuesday, September 13, 2005 (PDT):

matt mcferren wrote on Wednesday, September 07, 2005 (PDT):

i currently have a 44MH and a 101 am lokking for a complete 55 or 555 doesnt have to be running. i would appreciate any info on one of these tractors anywhere thankyou

Jake Guentzel wrote on Saturday, June 25, 2005 (PDT):

Looking for any Massey 55 engine parts or complete engines, or tractors.

onur yarar wrote on Sunday, June 12, 2005 (PDT):

my name ıs onur yarar ın turkey.my grandfather has got massey harrıs 55.my famıly love massey harrıs.massey harrıs hasgot a thames diesel engine.

Erdal Tuzel wrote on Monday, March 21, 2005 (PST):

Dear Sirs; I haved Massey Harris 55k Tractor 1955 year now only remeber is days wery wery good days.My country TURKEY best regards Sorry I am litle english spoken and writen

Richard Shuster wrote on Sunday, March 13, 2005 (PST):

I have recently purchased a Massey Harris 55 serial number 55GS4921, with a 382 gas engine serial number MJA382G. I need a overhaul kit and a manifold and can't seem to find parts anywhere for this. PLEASE HELP!!!!! 816-596-0466

Dan Zukowski wrote on Sunday, February 13, 2005 (PST):

HAVE A MHF SIDE FRAM #769003M1 D 13 N6 MHF,TRANS #767766MI MHF CANADA. MOTOR PLATE #MF SA 244G 1419. CAN ANYONE GIVE ME ANY INFO ON THIS TRACTOR? IT HAS A 24 VOLT SYSTEM LOOKS LIKE A 55 AND HAS A PTO. WANT TO RESTORE BUT NEED TO KNOW WHAT I REALLY HAVE. ANY INFO APPRECIATED.

Leonard Polsfut wrote on Saturday, February 12, 2005 (PST):

I am looking to purchase a rear grafide rope oil seal for a 555 Massey Harris Diesel Tractor. Approximate year is 1955 and it is a 4 cylinder.

harlan wrote on Sunday, December 19, 2004 (PST):

I have a mh55 not sure of year yet but will part with it for a reasonable offer (still running). Also have a jd820 1957 (all original but needs work) that is for sale make offer. Tractors are located in Louisiana

Padraic wrote on Saturday, December 18, 2004 (PST):

I Have A 1953 Massey Harris 33 And A Massey 55(Unkown Year) Im Looking For A 44. Anyone Want To Sell One. Original Condition and for 1000 or less?

lanzboi wrote on Wednesday, December 01, 2004 (PST):

My father owns a beautifully restored 55K and here in Australia alot of them were converted to perkins power. I am wondering if any were converted to 3/71 GM engines in America because i've never seen one here. When i'm older( i'm only 16) i would really love to convert a 55k to diesel with a 3/71 GM. If only.....

ash wrote on Saturday, November 27, 2004 (PST):

this weekend i picked up a massey harris 50 with loader and backhoe and needs lots work due to the frozen trans and motor this will be my first restoration and any info would be appriciated thank you

ash wrote on Saturday, November 27, 2004 (PST):

this weekend i picked up a massey harris 50 with loader and backhoe and needs lots work due to the frozen trans and motor this will be my first restoration and any info would be appriciated thank you

marty wrote on Saturday, November 20, 2004 (PST):

I am looking for a Massey Harris 55D complete that needs to be restored.

Neil Sharpe wrote on Sunday, October 31, 2004 (PST):

I recently purchased Massey manuals of different varieties anyone interested in purchasing some.......can contact me at jimmers at kos.com.......I would like to add I live in Ontario, Canada.

Mark Slagle wrote on Tuesday, October 19, 2004 (PDT):

I recently purchased a MH 55 (1953?) and would like to find out more about it. What I know is its a strong runner it has a 351ci 4 cylinder a weak hydro pump a belt drive for a saw?? I would say the tractor is in above aveage condition and it came with a brush hog. What I want to know is if anyone has mounted a 3point hitch on one? The horsepower? Original paint colors? What else the belt drive can be used for? please let me know if you have any info? additional pics would be cool also. thanks in advance

Jim DeHaven wrote on Friday, October 01, 2004 (PDT):

I was originally an Allis Chalmers fan. However, since there are hundreds of Allis Chalmers collectors out here in the Northwest I decided to switch allegiance to Massey Harris and bought a 55GS Serial # 2132. According to some info I've seen, this may be the first production tractor for the 1948 Model Year. If anyone has any info. or contacts out here in Idaho please contact me. Thanks!

Donovan Shearer wrote on Tuesday, July 20, 2004 (PDT):

I have purched a Massey-Harris with a front loader and a backhoe. I am doing research to find out what year and what i have. I am using it for digging trenches for power and water down in the Ozarks, around Badnell Dam. I have 20 acres that i am developing on a shoestring budget. The tractor does the work, but blew a hose last week. I am doing this part time, since I am on the road alot driving a charter bus. I will look for the numbers next time I am down there, so as to check out what year and what I have. thanks for being there

Al wrote on Tuesday, July 13, 2004 (PDT):

I to amgetting ready to restore a MH50 and would like more information, were to get parts, decals, and picture of exhaust, where it comes out of the tractor for sure as the one my Brother left me is modified and I want to make it original. Thanks

Ted wrote on Wednesday, May 12, 2004 (PDT):

I own a Massey Harris 55DS serial no. 1121. It has a crack near the top of the engine block. Can that be fixed? I'd appreciate any helpful comments. Thanks

Bertie Smit wrote on Sunday, May 02, 2004 (PDT):

i own a Massey Harris K55 and i want to know some of his specs, kw/s, torque n/m, max rpm/s. Looking for a heatgage and eqnition and a generator. thanx

RON DEPATIE wrote on Friday, February 13, 2004 (PST):

i have a friend who would like to sell a 55 massey harris, its restored (real nice) his name is glenn bidwell feel free to call him at 705-721-7966 Barrie Ont Canada

Vernon Ostby wrote on Saturday, November 22, 2003 (PST):

Would like an owners manual for a 1955 555 Massey Harris tractor. Please e-mail me if you have one or any information as to where I could get one. An original manual would be preferable. Thanks.

Susan wrote on Thursday, September 11, 2003 (PDT):

Hi! I'm 19 and my fiance and I are looking to restore my Massey 55 Wheatland. It runs on propane and I'm told it's fairly rare, but I know nothing about it. Does anyone know and useful sites or ways to get information? Thanks!

MARK SCHAEFFER wrote on Friday, November 08, 2002 (PST):

LOOKING FOR MODEL 55 GAS M-H W/WIDE FRT &FULL FENDERS.DOES NOT HAVE TO BE RUNNING.LIVE IN AZ.

Amanda wrote on Thursday, November 07, 2002 (PST):

I just acquired a 1950 Massey Harris, 55D, with a serial number of 1500, does this help the value of the tractor any?

Jeff wrote on Saturday, August 10, 2002 (PDT):

I have recently acquired a 55 and I'm in the process of restoration. Everything is great on itbut the transmission. Where the brake shaft goes into the right side is broke out. I was wondering if any other models used the same transmissions, such as the 33s or 44s. If anyone can answer this question or has any idea where to locate one I would appreciate it.

jerold wrote on Friday, May 03, 2002 (PDT):

looking to buy a 55 MH gas prefer southern MN or northern IA

Bob Stevenson wrote on Monday, April 15, 2002 (PDT):

I have a 55 that I think is among the last produced under that name. I use it nearly every day in our family retreat center. We pull a two bottom plow with it, pull cutters for trial blazing, and use it twice per week on a seven foot rototiller. We have been running it for six years with just a clutch replacement so far. Its gas, 12volt, getting weaker, but remains a very useful tractor.

Matt Fierro wrote on Tuesday, August 28, 2001 (PDT):

I have a Massey Harris "30" with a busted intake manifold. I was told that I should be able too get it welded back together. If this can't be done can anyone direct me too a supplier for a used or after market one?

Carl Olson wrote on Tuesday, July 10, 2001 (PDT):

My father-in-law has a '47 55 that he would like to sell. Please email me with your questions, and I'll try to fill in the details.

Tim Sands wrote on Monday, July 09, 2001 (PDT):

My father owned a 56 555 from new but sold it. He would very much like to have it back. This tractor was sold in the winter of 77-78 in N. Indiana. If anybody has any leads on a 555 any where would you let me know.

Warren Prill wrote on Friday, June 08, 2001 (PDT):

My dad farmed with a M-H 55,44 and 101 Sr.Alle three were great farm tractors.The 55 came with 16x34 tires and we replaced them with 18x34 Firestones.Traction was much improved.We had 300# of wheel weights on each rear wheel and each rear wheel was filled with water.Our 55 did not have power steering but it did have a Charlyn hydraulic pump driven off of the PTO.For added power we over hauled the the big 4 with M&W pistons.Cubic inches were over 400 and the HP was near 80 or so.No big deal by today's standards but in the late50 and 60's nothing could out pull it.No J-D, no M-M,no Oliver,no Farmal,no A-C ,no Cockshut 50.Nothing. The M&W powered 55 with had was the King of the Hill. The only problem we ever had was the 6 volt ignition system. Not enough juice to crank the big bore 4 over.We put the biggest 6 volt on the market in the tractor,but on winter mornings,starting this animal could be hard.We often had to assist the 6 volt with the hand crank.The hand crank operator had to be ready in case of a back fire so as not to get a broken arm or wrist.Yes, the 55 was powerful and economical.During its era,nothing could match it,regardless what others might say,the 55 ruled. Our other M-H models were the 44 and 101 SR. We also put M&W pistons in the 44 and bumped the H-P to nearly 60.It was also a pulling fool, but needed more weight the front end could be lifted quite easy pulling a heavy load.It had a 5 speed gear box.Highway speed was good.Versatile,powerful tractor. The 3rd "Massey" we used was the 101 Sr.It had a 6 cylinder Chrysler engine.We used this tractor to cultivate beans and corn.We had a front mounted 4 row cultivator.With no power steering and all that weight on the front wheels,it took strong hands and arms to operate.You did not have to lift weights to build your muscles, just spend 8 hours a day turning the cultivator and you had a good work out.The best thing about the 6 banger was the road speed.You could easily top 20 mph. In their day,in my opinion,no tractor could out pull a Massey Harris or out perform a Massey Harris.We had other tractors while we had the "Massey's",Case( we called it the "hopeless case"),Farmal Super M,Co-OP E-3.Massey Harris beat them all. The only real difference between the 55 and 555 were a few features like power steering and some hydraulics I believe. The 555 had some chrome on the hood,and was only made for one or two years.

Graham Vayro wrote on Wednesday, May 23, 2001 (PDT):

Hi! My dad owned a MF 55 from new when I was young and I spent many hours driving on a broadacre wheat farm near Dalby Queensland Australia. It was a petrol start, Kerosene run. My Dad brought the Massey to Redland Bay when he moved and eventually gave it away for a supply of chicken manure (for fertilizer). I have just bought my first tractor, a Massey Ferguson 135 Diesel with loader and am having fun. Graham Vayro

Tim wrote on Saturday, April 07, 2001 (PDT):

What is the difference between the 55 and the 555?

Tim Schacht wrote on Saturday, April 07, 2001 (PDT):

I am look for a 50's up MH 55 with rear pto,hyro lift,and power steering *does not have to have power steering. thanks Tim

Tim Stobbs wrote on Sunday, March 11, 2001 (PST):

I am looing for an engine rebuild kit for a Massey 55. We have been using the tractor for haying and now the oil consumption is significant. Thanks

Emerson Kierstead wrote on Sunday, March 11, 2001 (PST):

Thank you for the pictutre of one 55. Have driven one many miles logging, plowing, harrowing & haying, before and after school, in Kings Co NB. Had to bolt a 6 inch block of wood to clutch pedal to fully engage clutch. No power steering on this beast. (and he had to walk uphill to school both ways - his son Ron)

nick wrote on Tuesday, November 21, 2000 (PST):

I am 13 and my grandpa had a 55 and a 555. If anyone has one of these tactors inoriginal condition for sale I would like to here from you. *tractor must be in western KS

Erik Irwin wrote on Tuesday, September 12, 2000 (PDT):

i'm 16 and i have reacenly bought a massey harris 55k i have completely restored the massey by myself i have over hualed the engie which is a 382 contenital and have totally redone the pait it is a rice and cane model with a hand clutch in it i have been to 2 shows with it this year so far if u would like pictures please e-mail me thanks

John Reimer wrote on Sunday, August 13, 2000 (PDT):

I own a 55 that I use for tractor pulls. Wheat City Diesel in Brandon MB rebuilt the injection pump and I must say they did an excellent job. My present pull placement is usually first or second. Anyone that has info. on more horsepower potential other than a propane sniffer kit I would love to hear from you.

RON KENNEDY wrote on Friday, March 31, 2000 (PST):

HI,WRITING FROM AUSTRALIA,WE HAD THREE 55K WHICH WERE FANTASTIC TRACTORS OUR ORIGINAL ONE LOGGING UP ELEVEN THOUSAND HOURS WITH ONLY A VALVE GRIND. IT WAS SREIAL NO 13587. WE THEN HAD A PERKINS 6/354 ENGINE FITTED WHICH WAS QUITE COMMON OVER HERE. THE BENEFIT WAS THAT THESE ENGINES OPERATED UP TO 2000 RPM WHICH GAVE THE TRACTOR A MUCH FASTER SPEED RANGE,AND CONSIDERABLY MORE POWER AND REDUCED FUEL CONSUMPTION. THE THIRD ONE WE BOUGHT WAS ANOTHER PERKINS CONVERSION AND WE RAN THE TWO IN TANDEM FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS. THE OTHER THING WE DID WAS TO RUN THEM ON STEEL WHEELS OF A MASSEY 25 WHICH WENT STRAIGHT ON WHICH MADE THEM UNSTOPABLE IN OUR TYPE OF COUNTRY. A NEIBOUR WITH A J,D 4440 WAS TRYING TO SOW HIS PADDOCK WITH A18 FOOT SEEDER BUT JUST COULDNT GET ALONG AND I WAS ABLE TO WORK IT FOR HIM WITH THE MWSSET AND A 30 FOOT CULTIVATOR THEN HE WAS ABLE TO SOW

peter brown wrote on Monday, March 27, 2000 (PST):

could somebody please email me , i need to know where this picture was taken+who submitted it to this site.i am almost certain that this is my grand fathers tractor,he has ben deceased for four years and this would mean alot to me.thank you

DEAN HLAD wrote on Thursday, February 24, 2000 (PST):

When I was young in the late 60's our farming operation was spread out. I remember my grandfather was working with a 55 Massey using a one-way to work some summerfallow. When he didn't come home we became concerned about where he was. Later that evening we got a call from the Russell Hospital in Russell Ks. He was admitted with a broken wrist! He had refueled the tractor (by 5 gallon cans) and when he went to restart it via the hand crank, the engine kicked back and sprung his wrist a good one. We were all more careful from then on. The 6-volt system on the 55's was never enough! We used several 55 for quite some time, even putting a front-end loader on them for moving big round bales.

Mike Daniel wrote on Tuesday, January 11, 2000 (PST):

My maternal grandfather owned two 55's on LPG. He farmed rice in the Katy, TX for 60 years. He had a quirk about purchasing tractors, he always purchased in pairs and spread his business between the Case, IH and MH dealers. But he never owned any combines other than IH. My dad farmed with JD and his dad with MM.

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