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Goats. Oops... EddieWalker beat me to it. Seriously, they work well. then you can eat them.

Here she is. Definitely made in India, parts shipped to Serbia, and assembled at the old factory that used to make them there in the Yugoslavia days. Apart from the 4 speed box and foot throttle (MF 135 developments, I believe) and the high sprung seat, it feels just the same as the old 35 :)

Update: I have found out that they are made in India by TAFE now - and only assembled in Serbia, at the old factory that used to actually make them. I presume they were also manufactured under licence in India back in the day. Does anyone know where else? I'm hoping to sort out import issues...

Just thought you might be interested.... I found out they are still making Massey Ferguson 35s under the IMT brand in Serbia. They were initially licensed by MF to the former Yugoslavia. After various changes at IMT they are now owned by the Indian TAFE conglomerate. But they're still making...

That was my first thought too.. .particularly, to avoid the ding-in-the-wall problem. Was it too heavy for the loader?

Hi all, A bit different - I'm in the Rhodpoi mountains of Bulgaria. I hire out a few machines - mini digger, articulated loader etc - and have a grey market Japanese import Kubota "Sunshine" B1502-M. It came with a semi-permanently attached rotovator and really deep tread rice tyres...