1957 Massey Harris 444 - Classic Tractor Fever

[@producer73]

Some of the best and well built tractors made. Massey Harris/Ferguson Brantford, Ontario!!!!.

[@lucasbergfors9446]

I love the Ferguson TE 20 😁

[@Corvacar]

@@lucasbergfors9446. TE stands for “ Tractor England “ and “ TO stands for “ Tractor Overseas.”

[@craigwood7063]

My grandfather had a MH 44 Special and my father had a MH 55, I loved working these tractors.

[@brianpatrick8787]

Still using the Massey Harris tractors on the farm. At tractor pulls the IH and JD guys hate us because we win so much.

[@MOUNTAINOUS]

great tractor. i saw one fully restored at the local threshermens reunion. i made a video of it. and of the threshermens event. my dad was a massey mechanic. we recently sold a massey harris huge sign at our local auction. i made a video of that too. we got almost 4 grand for that sign. it was unreal. had people bidding all over usa.

[@42lookc]

Beautiful. The 333, 444, and 555 really looked classy with the chrome strip on the grille and the accenting gold paint on the engine and grille screen. The only tractor better looking than these that they built was the 1938 101 Super Twin Power. It was sleek, streamlined, and absolutely stunning. The 101 Super was an all out styling effort. It brought total glamor to the farmyard.

[@bobhickling1837]

I've seen a lot of 444's but never saw one with the gold paint on the engine. All I ever saw were red.

[@Corvacar]

@@bobhickling1837. The Engines on the triple series, including the Battery Box, are gold. That was one distinguishing feature of the triple series. The young Man in the vid correctly pointed out the other features. Red engines, of the triple series that You saw , are not a surprise to Me. I have seen countless TO 20’s and TO 30’s Ferguson’s incorrectly painted Red.

[@bobhickling1837]

I wasn’t thinking clearly…I knew the triple number series had the gold engines. Never was a fan of that probably because I grew up on a 44 and liked the red better. But that os one beautiful 444!

[@deanriver9388]

We had a 444 on the farm . Hauled a lot of cow shit with it. We chained it up to our JD3010 and the 3010 had it hands full.

[@99751]

My heart broke when they talked about his dad

[@mrjon1985]

Wonder if he ever got that picture with the windmill?

[@oldtruthteller2512]

The only tractor my Dad fully restored is now in a collection in the UK.

[@lwthowe]

Excellent video. My brother has a MH 444, two 333's, a 44, and a 33 that have been outside for 40 years and haven't been started in that length of time. Looking to sell to anyone with an interest in restoring or parting out. The 333 has a 4 row cultivator still attached. Don't know how to begin to sell them & could use some advice or help.

[@johngnipper8768]

Where are you located?

[@susanthowe6112]

@@johngnipper8768 NE Kansas, near Topeka.

[@johngnipper8768]

@@susanthowe6112 when it’s convenient could I get some tractor pics

[@lwthowe]

@@johngnipper8768 It will be a few days until I can get out to the farm, but I will do so. Thank you.

[@johngnipper8768]

@@lwthowe Thank You no rush

[@georgeshantie9863]

I have a massey harris and I don't know much about it ..... I need to find out what it is to fix it up.

[@draymanil]

George Shantie go to Facebook and look up Massey Harris Heritage Page

[@MinutemanOutdoors]

Ed boys, why must you toy with the son of a shepherd!?

[@_Peaches_81]

I have a 444 massey wide front

[@lubesEquipment]

Me too