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The registry currently contains 36 entries for MASSEY-HARRIS PACER tractors. If you haven't already done so, please consider
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| PACER Serial #s | Engine # | Year | Location |
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| PCA 51677 | Y91 F 412 46317 | | WY, US | | PGA 52353 | | | SC, US | | PGA 50283 | Y91 412-42670 | | BC, CA | | PGA 50508 | Y91 42465 | | ONT, CAN | | PGA 52190 | Y91 412 47278 | | NS, CA | | PGA 53131 | | | CA, US | | PGA-50613 | Y91F43133 | | NY, US | | Y91G11291412 | | | OH, US | | PGA 51987 | OBLITHERATED | 1950 | NC, US | | P G A 50952 | Y94F5 | 1952 | HB, NZ | | 50250 | | 1954 | BC, CA | | 50999 | | 1954 | VA, US | | NOT KNOWN | | 1954 | FL, US | | PGA 50529 | Y91-41242458 | 1954 | MI, US | | PGA 50542 | 75X1254 541 | 1954 | NS, CA | | PGA 50682 | Y91 F43546 | 1954 | NY, US | | PGA 51257 | Y91-G412-44273 | 1954 | N/A, NZ | | PGA51529 | Y91 | 1954 | PA, US | | PGA51575 | Y91-G412-44557 | 1954 | NY, US | | PGA 52061 | Y 91 | 1955 | IN, US | | PGA 52434 | Y9141247440 | 1955 | NC, US | | PGA51355 | | 1955 | GA, US | | PGA5179? | Y91 | 1955 | PA, US | | 52851 | Y91 | 1956 | NS, CA | | 52978 | Y91 | 1956 | N/A, NZ | | 53071 | Y91 412 50147 | 1956 | OR, US | | PGA 52828 | | 1956 | NS, CA | | PGA 52929 | | 1956 | AL, US | | PGA 52963 | | 1956 | NS, CA | | PGA 53001 | ? | 1956 | ON, CA | | PGA 53385 | CANT READ AT THIS TIME | 1956 | NC, US | | PGA 53413 | | 1956 | VT, US | | PGA53112 | ??????? | 1956 | MA, US | | PGA53113 | Y-91 412 50233 | 1956 | WA, US | | PGA53268 | Y91 | 1956 | PA, US | | PGA53496 | Y91-412-50398 | 1956 | SC, US | [ Return to Registry ]
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Oil Bath Air Filters - by Chris Pratt. Some of us grew up thinking that an air filter was a paper thing that allowed air to pass while trapping dirt particles of a particles of a certain size. What a surprise to open up your first old tractor's air filter case and find a can that appears to be filled with the scrap metal swept from around a machine shop metal lathe. To top that off, you have a cup with oil in it ("why would you want to lubricate your carburetor?"). On closer examination (and some reading in a AC D-14 service manual), I found out that this is a pretty ingenious method of cleaning the air in the tractor's intake tract.
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