[AT] Re: Massy-Harris 44

[Kyle Sands]

Phil, one critical piece of criteria I neglected to mention was the tractor needed to fit in the garage stall up at our cabin so it wouldn't sit out in the elements all year.  I had completely forgotten that part and so a Massey 44 is too big.  Too bad cuz I coulda had the tractor for $1000.  Seemed like a good deal.  Wouldn't mind an AC B, but am not excited about the hand brakes.  B's with foot brakes aren't easy to find.  An A or B Farmall would be nice, but I haven't found one yet that is in our price range.  Ford's go way off the scale, pricewise - at least those I've found.  Deals still come along, though so we'll find what we need eventually.  Thanks,

Kyle Sands <>< Huntley, MN

> A hand crank tractor with a magneto and a drawbar fills that need. A-C B or C,
> Farmall A or B (I know, the B is a tricycle, but the rear wheels can be set out
> pretty wide), A Massey Pony or Colt or even an N series Ford or similar Fergy.
> Any of the above can be had with electric start too, but that goes a bit beyond
> the "bare bones criteria, although most electric start tractors can be hand 
> cranked.
> 
> Phil
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