Hi all, has any one any pics of a massey 244 or 200 ?
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Martyn
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Couple of snaps of a 1988 MF200D.
For sale in Italy if anybody is interested....
SB
For sale in Italy if anybody is interested....
SB
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Re: massey 200
Hi Stuart,
Nice looking old D9G in the background of the second picture
Nick
Nice looking old D9G in the background of the second picture
Nick
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Hi Martyn,
Looks like a 300 with hoe attached.My uncle had a new 300 Drott in 74 & used/abused it for years on Demolition work.
Was the first machine I got on & gave me "Dozer Disease" for life....
Here's a couple of 2244 pics.
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Looks like a 300 with hoe attached.My uncle had a new 300 Drott in 74 & used/abused it for years on Demolition work.
Was the first machine I got on & gave me "Dozer Disease" for life....
Here's a couple of 2244 pics.
Jim
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Great pics Jim .. intresting Massey adopting the IH Drott configuration .. i take it the machine was built in Australia Jim ?
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Hi Martyn,
The MF machines were made in Italy,but I think ROH in Adelaide did the buckets/hydraulics.From memory,ROH were Rubery,Owen & Hemsley...or similar.
I have 2 of the 2244 Drotts wrecked for parts here.
The MF200 Drotts were common in Australia & many small contractors made a good living with them.They had a great boom lift height.
The MF machines were made in Italy,but I think ROH in Adelaide did the buckets/hydraulics.From memory,ROH were Rubery,Owen & Hemsley...or similar.
I have 2 of the 2244 Drotts wrecked for parts here.
The MF200 Drotts were common in Australia & many small contractors made a good living with them.They had a great boom lift height.
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Hi Martyn
Yes that was a 300 with a 50 backhoe. good machine.
dad bought it second hand in 1980 and sold it in 1985.
the 200 front buckets were Ulrich. there was a chice between Rubery, owen and Ulrich.
Yes that was a 300 with a 50 backhoe. good machine.
dad bought it second hand in 1980 and sold it in 1985.
the 200 front buckets were Ulrich. there was a chice between Rubery, owen and Ulrich.
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Ah yes Merfyn, the Ulrich 4in1 bucket, the ram configuration was slighty different than the Rubery Owen buckets ...
And Jim, the 2244 as new
Martyn
And Jim, the 2244 as new
Martyn
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