"John Stricker" wrote in message

Now that I think about it, though, I do think they used a Continental in
the
135 and 235 series of MF tractors, 4 cylinders, something like 35 hp.
Anything bigger than that in MF, though, was either a Waukesha, Perkins,
or
their own.

Massey used Continentals in a few things including combines and other
equipment.

John Stricker

I worked on a friend's MF, and to my surprise, it had a Cessna hydraulic
pump, used for the power steering!
--
Jim in NC

"Brian Cox" wrote in message
om...

Lycoming started life manufacturing piston engines for automobiles
and
marine applictions.

Guess their curraent engines are just auto conversions G

Big John
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I once owned a 1938 Auburn with....
LYCOMING STRAIGHT 8.
http://www.prime-mover.org/Engines/Pictures.html
http://auburn-duesenberg-museum.visit-indianapolis.com/

Kaiser and Fraiser enjoyed....
auto engines by CONTINENTAL.
http://www.geocities.com/gaac_oh/195...Manhattan.html


Barnyard BOb -- a wealth of useless information

My father-in-law has a Massey Ferguson tractor. The nameplate on the
engine indicates that it was manufactured by Continental in Kalamazoo,
MI. The logo is the same as on my Continental IO-470s.