Massey Ferguson 1835E Hydrostat Compact Tractor (34.5 Engine/ 27.6 PTO HP) FLx2407 Loader
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- The NEW 1800E Series from Massey Ferguson retains Premium Quality at an Economical Price. In this video we showcase the 1835E Hydrostat which features the same ISEKI 1.83L Engine as the Premium Compact with less bells & whistles. If you want the reliability of a New Tractor but budget is limited to PreOwned...you better check out how affordable the 1800E Series is from Massey Ferguson. Built to Last a Lifetime. Learn more at www.MasseyFerguson.com or find your local dealer at: www.masseyferg...
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Great review Best review of this tractor to date. I wish all dealers would provide this much information. Keep up the good work.
Thanks 👍. Wish more dealers would do the same to help their customers. It really makes it easier. Our customers love being able to review models to help determine which is best for them. Glad it helped!
Took delivery of a 1835e a month or so ago. So far I'm mostly pleased. I say mostly because AGCO/Massey Ferguson omitted the wiring diagram from the owner's manual. Trying to figure out where to get power for rear work/flood light. My search of the 'net has yielded nothing as far as a wiring diagram for the 1835e. Must be super secret
Wiring Diagrams are part of the Service Manuals. Should be open connection by Right ROPS by Fender. Use your test light to test connectors. Think they are keyed power...left side often in unkeyed power.
I have a 1978 230 still running strong.
Massey Ferguson slogan "Last Tractor You'll Ever Need" and they seem to last forever.
Nice review. Good job.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comments!
Why does the 1835M PTO drop to 25.7? The 1840M is also listed @ a low 27.9 for the hydrostatic. I thought you were wrong but they list the 1835E @ 27.6 and the 1840E @ 31.5. The hydrostatic drives must be different. The electo hydrostatic takes extra HP to give you the option of the sensitivity of the pedal? NOT cool. Pay more for less.
The more bells and whistles and fancier hydrostat features use engine HP to use those features and reduces the HP available at the PTO.
As usual good review.. I'm still waiting on mine lol I wanted synchro transmission. I want to ask you on the HST what amount of horse power is taken away with that transmission?
1835E SS is 29.2 PTO HP, Hydro is 27.6 PTO HP. Or 1.6 HP Less PTO HP with Hydro.
Man! Why did they have to ruin it with a treddle pedal? I was looking hard at this tractor until I saw that...
Take a look at the 1800M Series with eHydro it offers Side-by-side suspended pedals and more premium features. Here is our video on them: ruclips.net/video/_1oxwDsvzNU/видео.html
@@VahrenbergImplement yes I saw those as well but you pay a pretty penny for those bells and whistles. Don't understand why the treddle peddle would be considered "premium" when all but a few brands have them standard. If you can put it on the M, it could easily be put on the E and not have extra parts for the nearly unusable treddle peddle. Just my opinion. Thanks for putting out the videos so us consumers can see the ins and outs!
Treddle Pedal is not Premium. It's more economical option and transmission too. 1800E Series is non-synchronized, mechanically controlled Hydrostat. the 1800M are Synchronized eHydrostat meaning it's electronic controlled Hydrostat with more features like Cruise Control, Max Speed Limiter, Comfort Control that allows you to adjust how fast or how slow speed changes when you push the pedal. Not all Hydrostats are created equal. We did a Video on that: ruclips.net/video/iq_lDOm8T_w/видео.html
There are several feature upgrades you get when stepping up to the 1800M Series. We did a video to show those changes and helps understand the added cost. ruclips.net/video/_2yvBHGwIy4/видео.html
Nice
Thanks. Hope you enjoyed and thanks for the comments
Does MF use aluminum or cast iron transmissions, engines....?
Cast Iron Engine Blocks and Cast Iron Transmissions and Rear End Housings.
@@VahrenbergImplement so that means aluminum front axel. Where are they manufactured and by whom?
Front Axles are Cast Iron too. Just took my magnets out and verified. Massey Ferguson and ISEKO Corporation of Japan have had a Partnership since 1991 producing Massey Ferguson Compact Tractors. Here is video we did on the History of Massey Ferguson Compacts: ruclips.net/video/5ShYiNVtylo/видео.html
@@VahrenbergImplement. I knew Massey was built by iseki but I didn't realize that they were still. That gives me confidence in the machine.
Thanks for the info.
Actually the 1800E & 1800M brings back the ISEKI Engine so now we are back to Full ISEKI Power Train and all Assembled by ISEKI.
Why would someone choose the 1835E vs the 1835M? Let’s say residential homeowner with 5 acres of pasture to mow, plant, occasional plow, 1 acre of garden tilling, creek banks to clean out and maintain, moving firewood, fence installation, odd and end property maintenance. No major farming or hay activities.
It's features between economy and premium compacts, size of the tractor. We did a prior generation video that shows many of the differences: ruclips.net/video/T4aIRjSlZ4k/видео.html
What are the price differences between E & M series’s?
About $4,100 Difference in Finance Program Pricing between 1835E and 1835M.