Check out these 2 great tractors. let us know what you think. both great tractors. #masseyferguson #agcocorp #america #country #dixiechopper #grasshopper #johndeere #kubota
Would have been nice if the video was away from the highway! Hard to hear some of the presentation! Good review tho…..My kubota rear tires are loaded but still need to add ballast! Most of the time it’s fine without!
Being an owner of Both brands ( an M series Massey-Ferguson & Kubota MX series-- both great!).My Next Tractor will be the Massey-Ferguson 1835-1840e shuttle shift transmission version.Five main reasons-,Ground level fueling,amplifying bucket-linkage assembly's, modern behind axle steering linkages, massive 8 lug rear axle transmission housing,bigger -stronger hydraulic system ( more pressure & volume).And # 6 a Turbocharged engine that will Never run out of power . Kubota still makes a good tractor but to beat the Massey-Ferguson 1835-1840e series just "slap-down" 9500.oo$ for an "up-graded " 60series kubota. Then the 60series gets "Blown-away" by the Massey-Ferguson "M" series ( have one of these). Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio comparison.
I own two kubota's and one Massey 1825e. Therefore, I'm not bias but the newer kubota's are much cheaper build than what they use to build in the 80s. I've had a lot of problems with the hydraulic pumps on the newer Kubota, they are much smaller than required for a similar size tractor, and wear out much faster. I notice that a similar size Massey usually is better build, so far I have near 1000 hours on the Massey and I've had zero problems. I notice for compact tractors the shuttle shift Masseys are hard to beat
You are Exactly right Mr. Felix, have both the Massey-Ferguson M series "wipes the floor" with the Kubota's even in the "high end" "60 series" and are stronger and less money.
Sad thing is neither one of these models will run a belly mower. This is the problem I have, I want this size tractor with a belly mower and there are not many options for that on the market without going to a smaller tractor....
Good info. However, from a production standpoint, The voice was way too low compared to the ambient noise particularly the road noise. Second, on my computer anyway the video was awful with grainy, wavy swirls, and poor focus. Perhaps you need to spend a little more on a camera and get the mic closer to the person speaking to change the vocal-to-noise ratio and further away from noisy areas.
Would have been nice if the video was away from the highway! Hard to hear some of the presentation!
Good review tho…..My kubota rear tires are loaded but still need to add ballast! Most of the time it’s fine without!
Being an owner of Both brands ( an M series Massey-Ferguson & Kubota MX series-- both great!).My Next Tractor will be the Massey-Ferguson 1835-1840e shuttle shift transmission version.Five main reasons-,Ground level fueling,amplifying bucket-linkage assembly's, modern behind axle steering linkages, massive 8 lug rear axle transmission housing,bigger -stronger hydraulic system ( more pressure & volume).And # 6 a Turbocharged engine that will Never run out of power . Kubota still makes a good tractor but to beat the Massey-Ferguson 1835-1840e series just "slap-down" 9500.oo$ for an "up-graded " 60series kubota. Then the 60series gets "Blown-away" by the Massey-Ferguson "M" series ( have one of these). Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio comparison.
Both great tractors. The massey does stand out a bit more. Both very solid units
I’ll take the Massey
Both are good tractors no doubt, but Massey Ferguson is where it’s at!
I own two kubota's and one Massey 1825e. Therefore, I'm not bias but the newer kubota's are much cheaper build than what they use to build in the 80s. I've had a lot of problems with the hydraulic pumps on the newer Kubota, they are much smaller than required for a similar size tractor, and wear out much faster. I notice that a similar size Massey usually is better build, so far I have near 1000 hours on the Massey and I've had zero problems. I notice for compact tractors the shuttle shift Masseys are hard to beat
You are Exactly right Mr. Felix, have both the Massey-Ferguson M series "wipes the floor" with the Kubota's even in the "high end" "60 series" and are stronger and less money.
Great comparison vid!!
Sad thing is neither one of these models will run a belly mower. This is the problem I have, I want this size tractor with a belly mower and there are not many options for that on the market without going to a smaller tractor....
I have a massey 1835m with a 72 inch belly mower
Maybe make the videos in the back of the dealership ,less noise. Just saying.
Good info. However, from a production standpoint, The voice was way too low compared to the ambient noise particularly the road noise. Second, on my computer anyway the video was awful with grainy, wavy swirls, and poor focus. Perhaps you need to spend a little more on a camera and get the mic closer to the person speaking to change the vocal-to-noise ratio and further away from noisy areas.
My 1742 Massey was a better deal
Lift test without saying how much weight they are lifting.... figger it out...
One did the job and one didn't. Y would the weight matter
To muchroad noise