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Massey 44b wheel loader
- Thread starter fendtman
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dirtpig
Active Member
Believe it is a clark tranny. Had a 55 and except for no brakes it was a decent loader as it had had a very hard life.
oldseabee
Senior Member
Is that loader an all wheel steer with a single boom arm in the center. When I worked at Clark in Canada they built some Massey loaders under contract basically the same as the 45 and 35 AWS Michigan Loaders
WillB
Member
Any pics??
Hanomag
Member
MF 44Bs were built in the MF plant in Aprila in Italy . I am not aware that they were produced anywhere else.
They had a Perkins engine (UK built), and I think Clark axles and transmission and articulated steering.
Bearing in mind that this machine is 40 years old getting hold of parts for anything other than the engine or transmission is going to be very difficult! I don't know of any source in the UK for a machine that old.
For information the earlier MF44 had a fixed chassis, ie the operator could select 2 or 4 wheel steer.
These machines were nothing to do with Hanomag.
They had a Perkins engine (UK built), and I think Clark axles and transmission and articulated steering.
Bearing in mind that this machine is 40 years old getting hold of parts for anything other than the engine or transmission is going to be very difficult! I don't know of any source in the UK for a machine that old.
For information the earlier MF44 had a fixed chassis, ie the operator could select 2 or 4 wheel steer.
These machines were nothing to do with Hanomag.