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My ???? Year Massey 30 B Industrial
The Massey Ferguson Picture Thread
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My ???? Year Massey 30 B Industrial
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shaeff
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Nice machines, everyone! I love looking at pics of these old beasts at work!
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shaeff
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Storm rolled through last week, branch on a long dead pine came down on the grass. These trees are covered in poison ivy vines that I killed last year (same as one of the previous pics)- chained up the forks quick and made short work of dumping it in the woods.
It was still attached about 12' high, had to knock it down with the bucket first.
It was still attached about 12' high, had to knock it down with the bucket first.
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PatrickS2222
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This thread features a lot of good-looking machines :laughing: ..... but this one is particularly eye-catching! :thumbsup:
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It's winter here ... by "winter" I mean overnight gets down to around 5degC on a cold night :laughing: So I've been restocking firewood at the house so it's nice and warm inside. The loader makes this so much easier.
My wife especially appreciates a warm house, so does Jennifer. It is important Jenny doesn't catch a cold or influenza, which would be notably more serious to her than any of us.
All the blocks I could possibly fit in the bucket - then after they've been split (I have built a hydraulic splitter - works really well too) :thumbsup:
Next load 
I don't mind swinging an axe - good exercise. But this way is so much quicker and easier than an axe and wheelbarrow! :laughing:
My wife especially appreciates a warm house, so does Jennifer. It is important Jenny doesn't catch a cold or influenza, which would be notably more serious to her than any of us.
All the blocks I could possibly fit in the bucket - then after they've been split (I have built a hydraulic splitter - works really well too) :thumbsup:
Next load I don't mind swinging an axe - good exercise. But this way is so much quicker and easier than an axe and wheelbarrow! :laughing:
Fievel Farmanimal
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Massey Ferguson 590 coming from our little potato field last spring
More about this 590 on http://www.haapasalontila.fi/MF590hydraulics.html
More about this 590 on http://www.haapasalontila.fi/MF590hydraulics.html
PatrickS2222
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Another good-looking and capable machine - just finishing another day's work.
This model is one of about the last series where their styling still looked distinctively MF. Nowadays, aside from the colour, they all look so similar it's difficult to tell at a distance what brand they are.