MASSEY FERGUSON 50: can I figure out these hydraulics?

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@kcphillips1000

There is a diverter valve on the top cover to operate the spool valves .You cannot operate the spools and the lift linkage at the same time . The PTO can not be engaged without using the clutch pedals 2nd stage position ,fully down to the footplate .

@opasvintagegarage

I used my uncle's 50 for years and years. He bought it new and it has the steering wheel you described with the acorn nut. It also had a round center trim ring like the John Deere 60's, donut shape with either "power steering" or "Ferguson System" printed on it..can't remember. I wish I could remember more, as I forgot about it until I saw this video, specifically the shot from the driver's seat, and I was sent back to the early 70's, kinda wish I could've stayed there!! 🤣🤣

@michaelsheeder148

Ross, 🤔 you should try doing a search somebody on RU-vid probably got a video on how to operate the three-point on that Massey Ferguson 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks Michael

@jvin248

+1 that tractor has a two stage clutch to allow stopping the tractor while the PTO continues running for things like a hay baler chewing on a big wad or all the way down to stop both (or disengage/engage the PTO lever). That extra spool valve, if the owner is not using auxiliary equipment you can get a 'delete' cover block to put there instead. That will simplify future operation. Yesterday's Tractor site carries covers. The controls by the fender: outside by the wheel is Draft Control when plowing and the inner one is the normal up/down (although there is only up hydraulic pressure, implement weight does the down work).

@ACF6180T

I hope to get my M-F 50 looking that good; Or close to it this late Spring; She has been wearing her work clothes since I bought her 26.5 years ago. She will always be a work tractor though.

@g.c.farmer5616

Is it just me or did you find sliding the pto shaft together satisfying?

@larrymcever4601

I have one like that. The hydraulic oil must be 90 W MINERAL OIL, or the hydraulics will not work. To use the remote hydraulics, you need to have dedicated cylinders so that the oil does not become contaminated. The hydraulics will stop working if you get too much regular 90 W rear end oil in the mix.

@jonathancrissinger2301

That's a nice looking Massey. Thanks for sharing this. It definitely helps to use them from time to time just to keep them up. See you in the next one.

@duanecreativemachine

Sweet! I’m glad your going to work on this. I have a 35 that’s a lot the same and can’t seem to find much info in simple language.

@spro9639

Another job well done Mr ross👍🏿

@keithwuchter624

Great video Ross. Those Masseys are just a different breed of animal. Just takes a little time to get used to. But up and running. Good deal. Thanks for sharing.

@brianhayes7618

Nice looking paint job sheet metal is in good shape sweet little tractor

@johnbender1596

That old girl has some nice clothing!

@DonWelter

You get into a variety of colors and operating characteristics. Used to have a MF 65 diesel on the farm where I worked. Took awhile to get used to the hydraulics and pto. Definitely not Oliver, IH, or Deere!!! Best thing on that critter was the fuel economy of the perkins diesel. Could rake hay all day and not use much fuel.

@martymurphy7477

Cool Massey video

@jasonandholliehuffman8291

Good video👍👍

@larryklostermann5779

Nice video Ross

@tomharrington1393

That’s a purty tractor 👨‍🔧🚜👍👍

@Ham68229

Ross, you're right, some models of MF's did have the acorn nut on the steering wheel. I think this might be one of those, look into AGCO's archives. I know that they do or rather did have a huge surplus of the MF parts.