Massey-Harris 33

The Massey-Harris 33 Row-Crop tractor, powered by a Continental 3.3L 4-cylinder engine, was a notable machine during its production period. Although the specific engine fuel type is not disclosed, there were both gasoline and diesel variants of similar engines of this era. With a manual transmission featuring 5 forward and 1 reverse gear, and a 4x2 wheel drive configuration, the Massey-Harris 33 was tailored for a variety of tasks, including planting, tilling, and harvesting. Its manual steering system required a firm hand, but was typical for tractors of its time. The engine's capacity was 201 cubic inches, with a bore and stroke of 3.625 by 4.875 inches, and an oil bath air cleaner, indicating a design that favored simplicity and reliability. Rated at 1500 RPM, this tractor had an engine oil capacity of 8 quarts and a coolant capacity of 18 quarts, suggesting an engine built for endurance and sustained workloads.