The Massey Ferguson Picture Thread

shaeff · Jul 3, 2017

Hey guys and gals,

I don't know about all of you, but I sure like to see pictures of other machines working. I'll start with a few of mine, and update as I take more. I usually forget to take any because I'm generally pretty busy, but I've been getting better. Anyway, feel free to post up some pics of your machines, feel free to share a bit of info about them!

Here's my '64 MF35 Utility, MF99 loader with DA lift cylinders fitted, and my JD25A flail mower on the rear. Tires are calcium loaded and have cast weights. Recently cut down an old dead pine tree that was covered in poison ivy vines. I didn't touch hardly any of it, I just chained my forklift forks to the bucket (not ideal, but it works) and hauled it away. The other pic is of my field after being cut down with the beat up old flail mower. Weeds were about as high as the hood and very dense.

BobG_in_VA · Jul 3, 2017

I took this about 4 or so years ago...its a 135 with the 4 cyl Cont....its my "daily driver". Oh, and the '79 F350 with the 7.3 diesel...lets just say, I really like the Massey, but I love the truck...BobG in VA

shaeff · Jul 3, 2017

Nice looking machine, but that sure doesn't look like a '79 F350 to me.

My father had a '79 F150 with a four speed, granny first gear, 4x4, with a 351M under the hood. That truck would push snow like no other. Pulled like crazy too!

Let's see your '79!

Agvg · Jul 3, 2017

My 135

shaeff · Jul 3, 2017

Beautiful scenery, and I do love an old machine with it's work clothes on!

Another of my Utility lifting a scrap mower to head off to the junkyard.

jimmy robinson · Jul 3, 2017

this a ferguson 35 I bought, that had been sitting up for 3-4 years. After cleaning up fuel system from end to end new dist cap, plugs, points and a little tweaking she is runing like a charm. Had input and advice from several guys on this site

. This is a mf 135 also had been sitting up for about three years. Never tractors would run when I got them. Both have served well over the years and time for them to have some TLC.

BobG_in_VA · Jul 4, 2017

shaeff said:
Nice looking machine, but that sure doesn't look like a '79 F350 to me.

My father had a '79 F150 with a four speed, granny first gear, 4x4, with a 351M under the hood. That truck would push snow like no other. Pulled like crazy too!

Let's see your '79!

OOOPPPS! Bad typing..its a '99...sorry 'bout that. BobG in VA

AJ623max28 · Jul 5, 2017

My 1951 ferguson To20 talked the wife into letting the tractor be in the wedding if I temporarily painted it to match the wedding colors.

Agvg · Jul 5, 2017

From today

Agvg · Jul 5, 2017

shaeff · Jul 5, 2017

Nice pics! Very cool that the 20 made it into the wedding!

Here is just one of the many buckets of rocks I've pried out of my front yard. Got tired of dulling my mower blades constantly.

raymix · Jul 5, 2017

Massey 35 4 cyl diesel i am working one

Agvg · Jul 6, 2017

What's wrong with it?

raymix · Jul 6, 2017

Head surface ground-up, new gasket, valves adjustment.
Injection pump leaks. Soon will be up and running, these are immortals ;-)

Mick Oz · Jul 8, 2017

This was my first Ferguson TED.

MF Workbull · Jul 9, 2017

My 1966 203 Workbull.

Duwop · Jul 9, 2017

Here is my 1988 Massey Ferguson 253 chores it sees regularly are plowing, tilling and hogging.

Lillian · Jul 10, 2017

shaeff said:
Nice pics! Very cool that the 20 made it into the wedding!

Here is just one of the many buckets of rocks I've pried out of my front yard. Got tired of dulling my mower blades constantly.

I was also trying hard to pick out these heavy stones from my front yard, which was left over after the construction works. Finally, my neighbor helped me out with his loader to get rid of them. They would hardly rise from the ground and we could raise it only up to 2 off the floor. With much effort and time, we could get it where I wanted it to be.
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PatrickS2222 · Jul 11, 2017

A couple of the more unusual jobs our machines have helped us with.

Needed to remove a good engine and transmission from a 300SE - sold to a deserving enthusiast: