Massey Fergusson 1500 series are Iseki made

[the6shooter]

1643 is Iseki made also, can't ask for a better work horse in it's class and power, mine is going on 3 yrs. old, and no problems. I do still miss my 1528, when I get into tight spots, it was a work horse also. Red is always on top, green is what you drive over. LOL

 

[TomSeller]

1643 is Iseki made also, can't ask for a better work horse in it's class and power, mine is going on 3 yrs. old, and no problems. I do still miss my 1528, when I get into tight spots, it was a work horse also. Red is always on top, green is what you drive over. LOL

I have seen those Massey 1643s, they look nice.

 

[WilliamBos]

1643 is Iseki made also, can't ask for a better work horse in it's class and power, mine is going on 3 yrs. old, and no problems. I do still miss my 1528, when I get into tight spots, it was a work horse also. Red is always on top, green is what you drive over. LOL

Same here, 1635 is at 598 hours, New November 2009. Had a 1523 before, was nice, but we needed the upgrade.

 

[Boria]

I bought this a little over a month ago. I love it and I think it was my best choice.

 

[Pixguy]

I bought this a little over a month ago. I love it and I think it was my best choice.

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Congratulations, Nice looking machine. (my next move)

 

[TomSeller]

I bought this a little over a month ago. I love it and I think it was my best choice.

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I think you made a very good choice. It sure seems to me Massey is on the rise in the compact tractor market in the US.

 

[JerryG]

If you have the option of buying new Massey or new Iseki. Japanese based domestic Iseki's have a lot more options. I don't know what the difference is between the Japanese vs EU models only the U.S.A. difference.