Classic Massey & Ferguson Enthusiast

Out on the field for this local charity event were Gavin’s superb Massey Ferguson 4880 and his friend Simon’s 4840, working well with their respective implements. Gavin says he just might be tempted to sell his mighty ex-Chandlers supplied 4880, so d

The Cheffins Cambridge Machinery Sales have been ‘hot’ since going back on-line and now live sales have also taken place. Africa has been buying good old reliable 165s like no tomorrow, in the £3,900–£6,300 price bracket. In most cases they just don’

Hi everyone, As I write this, normally on Sunday 4 October I would be on my own Bodle Street Green Charity Road Run & Vehicle Display. However, with so many people wanting to come, because nothing else is taking place due to the rise in the COVID-19

What a wonderful original tractor: it might not be in the MF red and grey livery, but it’s a genuine machine from the line of MF Manchester assembled industrial products. The tractor has only done 3,836 hours, has been regularly serviced and has live

David Walker had experience of the 2000 Series tractors, which were later built in France for the European market. As David recalled “I had them from their introduction, first as Technical Service Specialist, then as UK Regional Service Manager and f

Auctioneers H J Pugh and Co have been called in to carry out this the largest sale of its kind this year. This is a vast collection and impressive when considering that Imbert has put it together in a relatively short time frame, approximately only 1

PL: When you decided to slow down – although that’s what you say! Why did you take up tractor restoration and, particularly, Massey Fergusons? I know that you do much of the work on the tractors yourself, but who are the people that have been with yo

Do you really need a reason (or should that be an excuse) to buy a wee grey Ferguson? Jonny Haire and his father William certainly found grounds to justify their purchase. “We have a collection of stationary engines, mainly Lister D types. The intere

With so many having been manufactured by the Standard Motor Company factory at Banner Lane Coventry, there are certainly plenty of examples to choose from today. In this buyers guide, we describe the features, what to look out for when viewing a pote

The 38RS we are following started its life in Suffolk in 1992, the same year that a larger flagship model was introduced, the 40RS, and shared its first couple of harvests with the old Lely Victory helping out. However, the old folding header combine

Thursday 3 September saw Halls hold the Edward and Julie Green farm machinery disposal sale near Billingsley, Shropshire. This avid MF collector had decided to retire and our main interest was the F.A. Standen supplied 1972 Massey Ferguson 1505 artic

Our bi-monthly price guide reflects what prices have most recently been paid for veteran, vintage and classic tractors. The prices are based on tractors sold at sales, privately and in some overseas markets as well. Naturally things change as the mon

Jane Brooks takes a look at her husband’s venerable Massey Ferguson 3305 loader/digger, which still works well on its contracting work. In 1976 Massey Ferguson introduced their new 2000 Series tractors in the USA, which were designed to replace the e