Ferguson TO-30

"Post-war Massey-Harris "22," "30," "33," "44" and "55." To take advantage of the post-war farming boom, Massey brought out a new line that, for the first time, featured engines that they built themselves (as opposed to buying from other manufacturers). This line was introduced in 1946 and continued until around 1955. This was also the first line of Massey tractors that featured their red color styling. The "22" was rated at – as you might expect – 22 horsepower on the drawbar. The "30" produced 26 HP, and was built until '52 when it was replaced with the "33" with 35 HP. The "44" was tested at 39 HP, and was upgraded to the "44 Special" from '53 to '55 with 43 HP. The "55" produced between 52-57 HP depending on the type of fuel. Between 1948 and '58, Massey also produced the "744" and "745" in Great Britain, both with around 46 HP."

Therefore mine has 26 hp. It was built in late 1951 based on the serial number.

Also I have a blade that goes with this tractor.

Rocky in MO