hello to all,I have recently come across a Massey 1655. $1500 can. Looks to be in nice shape. Question: has any one had any experiance with useing a rear blade...hows the power? could I use a cat 1 implemnent with the 1655?
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Posted June 19, 2010 - 08:33 PM
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Posted June 19, 2010 - 08:38 PM
Hello coop. Can't help you with the Massey question, but I wanted to say welcome to the Forum. I'm sure somebody will be a long to help you soon.
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Posted June 19, 2010 - 08:46 PM
thank you Bill. Have been searching the site, looks as though I could spend days reading about this tractor
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Posted June 19, 2010 - 08:51 PM
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Hello coop. Can't help you with the Massey question, but I wanted to say welcome to the Forum. I'm sure somebody will be a long to help you soon.
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Posted June 19, 2010 - 09:01 PM
You have one super tractor Coop! Power is great & uses are endless. Rear blade is no problem for it. Fluid fill the rear tires & add some cast iron wheel weights and the beast will do most anything within reason. The 2 speed differential is great too. Put it in low for heavy work, high for mowing/hauling. Some cat-1 items can be used, but would require weighting the tractor up front to keep from popping wheelies, and require adapting the implement to cat-0 pins. I have a modified 1650, and a 1655. The 1655 is now an 1855 after installing an 18hp Onan, and it is a dedicated front end loader tractor. With loader & all the weights, it scales around 1700+ pounds & can dig & push dirt like mad. They can pull a 12" garden plow easily too, and when soil is right, I pull twin 10" plows with my "2055"...(modified 1650). Not much they can't do as a matter of fact.
Oops...forgot to say....Welcome to GTT!
Oops...forgot to say....Welcome to GTT!
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Posted June 20, 2010 - 09:41 AM
coop,glad to have you here.
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Posted June 20, 2010 - 10:21 AM
welcome to the brotherhood Coop! pix are mandatory LOL
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Posted June 20, 2010 - 08:14 PM
Welcome to GTtalk Coop. As chopper said, pics are mandatory 
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Posted June 20, 2010 - 09:57 PM
Welcome aboard.
Made a blade for mine years ago. Great tool were the big stuff can not go. My 1855 handle it very well.
Could pull a 10 inch Plow up here in the red clay. Lots and lots of weight. Top wheel dual ag thread and 250 lbs plus 60 lbs son when he wanted to ride. Farrow wheel ag tread 100 lbs.
Made a blade for mine years ago. Great tool were the big stuff can not go. My 1855 handle it very well.
Could pull a 10 inch Plow up here in the red clay. Lots and lots of weight. Top wheel dual ag thread and 250 lbs plus 60 lbs son when he wanted to ride. Farrow wheel ag tread 100 lbs.
