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Rather tasty 1972? MF50 still at work in 2008 with all glass and original no. plate. Does anyone know what the little loader alongside is.
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Hi Craig, and a big welcome to CMN. 
I had a few months on a MF50 many years ago on the Waterlooville bypass .. it was a good little machine.
As for your little loader i have no idea, allthough i have seen something like it before, it could be a little Aveling Barford.. but i its only a guess.
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I had a few months on a MF50 many years ago on the Waterlooville bypass .. it was a good little machine.
As for your little loader i have no idea, allthough i have seen something like it before, it could be a little Aveling Barford.. but i its only a guess.
Martyn
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Had this sent to me ..its Mr J.Reeve's 2nd machine, a MF50 ..taken i think in about 1973/4
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Little picture of the forerunner to the Massey Ferguson 50, the 252 backhoe loader....
And next is the forerunner of the MF40, the Massey Ferguson 220...
And finally the MF50B mk2 ..this picture is from a sales brochure showing the front bucket controls, and the old "piano" levers and modern 2 levers options
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And next is the forerunner of the MF40, the Massey Ferguson 220...
And finally the MF50B mk2 ..this picture is from a sales brochure showing the front bucket controls, and the old "piano" levers and modern 2 levers options
Please dont forget to click on images to get the full picture
Martyn
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I had that sales brochure Martyn and the brochure for the 50B mark 1 
Had quite a few old brochures of different machines, but over the years they've all gone 
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Had quite a few old brochures of different machines, but over the years they've all gone Col
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Had quite a few old brochures of different machines, but over the years they've all gone
I used to have loads of brochures, Col, but like you over the years they go to where ever old brochures go ... as a lad i used to have the construction news (jackers journal) back in the early 60's, and every week there was allways a full size two page pullout from JCB with the centre one being full sized poster photo ... i saved every one
but over the years they too disappeared Martyn
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Found this picture of the MF 65a articulated.... Italian origins, but i dont think this one made it to our shores
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