Classic Massey & Ferguson Enthusiast

JONATHAN WHITLAM

With the 70th anniversary of the merger between Massey-Harris and Ferguson upon us, it’s quite amazing to think that the Massey Ferguson company we know so well dates back that far. However, of course, the company that was formed back in 1953 wasn’t really Massey Ferguson at all – that would come four years later, at the end of 1957.

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