Classic Massey & Ferguson Enthusiast

MASSEY FERGUSON 1505

Big tractors are common place these days, with most of the main manufacturers offering ranges of tractors capable of tackling pretty much everything. As modern implements demand more power, a 200+hp tractor is now essential on a large, modern farm, however, having a big tractor hasn’t always been an essential requirement.

If you cast your mind back to the 1970s – a decade which many regard as a ‘golden age’ for British farming, there wasn’t the demand for large, powerful tractors here in the UK. Fields were smaller and implements were lighter. In fact, a Massey Ferguson 135-sized machine would do everything that most farmers needed at that time, which is why spotting this mighty MF 1505 – a

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