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Re: Continental F-162, What Tractors?
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Posted by Alberta Mike on April 11, 2002 at 08:44:30 from (209.47.89.122):
In Reply to: Continental F-162, What Tractors? posted by Nick on April 11, 2002 at 05:30:02:
In addition to the MH 30, Massey also used that same engine (in either 124, 140 or 162 cubic inch version ... they're the same engine) in the 101/102 Junior, the 20, 22, 81, and 82 models. Also in their swathers like the Massey Ferguson 34 (I think). Case used it in the V series and Oliver in the 44 (rare) model. A lot of the orphan brands used it. Can't imagine them not having a listing for Lincoln welders, they were used forever in those. Also, streetsweepers and other industrial applications but I can't give you brand names.
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