Ferguson 35 and MF 35x

My 1956 ferguson 35 grey gold recently restored and dad's 1963 Massey Ferguson 35x

[@Caboosz]

do you have a video of theese 2 plowing togheter ? :)

[@fordson2012]

Hi no not yet will be ploughing in the next couple of years here on the farm though ive now bought a ransomes robin plough to go behind my super dexta which i am in the middle if restoring now, i am now at the point of pressure washing and getting it ready to paint so there should be a trio of restored tractors ploughing by then :) and weve got a 3 furrow massey ferguson plough to go behind the 35x or the grey gold :)

[@Largo5441]

35x better than 35

[@kirwaemmanuel5736]

Good day bro. I'm new to tractors but can you please explain to me the difference between Massey Ferguson 65 and mf 65x! Please do so

[@michaelhalsall5684]

Kirwa Emmanuel Where are you located? The was an MF 65× but I believe it was built in Brazil and not sold in Europe or America.

[@kirwaemmanuel5736]

Im in Kenya #Africa and I own mf 65x ..... I'm eager to know the difference between the two mf65 & mf65x

[@tractionengine11]

Nice tractors Mate :) did you restore the fe35 yourself

[@fordson2012]

yes i did just got a bonnet today a bit rough but will be okay once fixed up

[@marielinmanzini]

Hi :)

[@donvoll2580]

good day. I'm from Ont. Canada them massey 35 were really a good little tractor especially the 35. the gray one had 4cyl. the red one 3 cyl. I heard the 3 was alot better motor. what is on the mold board of the red one Thanks. we had a414 diesel inthe 70's.

[@arthurdewith7608]

I used a 3 cylinder diesel for orchard spraying were high rpm is needed performed well 4 cylinder better at pulling

[@TheUltimate65]

The good old times..

[@madmurphy3955]

Nice vid can you do a vid on the 35x?

[@fordson2012]

yes if you want what would you like to see ?

[@madmurphy3955]

a cold start or even a vid on it doing work if u can. thanks

[@James78676]

Hello I was your 500 subscriber also I have d Fordson dexta restored and a restored Ferguson te20

[@subashkohli2686]

My family owened Sub Agency of Fervuson Tractors in 1956 go 58 we sold appx 12 to fourteen tractors

[@michaelhalsall5684]

My granfather had the "in between" model an MF 35 (Coventry built) with the 4 cylinder Standard diesel engine. Great tractor! Another relative had a slightly later 3 cylinder Perkins diesel powered MF 35x.

[@Rolf2014]

sehr schöner FE35 X Der Pflug ist auch Klasse .very nice FE35 X

[@hasankaya44]

Şimdi hangisi 35 hangisi 35x

[@gulsumkran1255]

Kırmızı olan ×35 dir daha kuvvetlidir gold griy mf35 34 35 hpdir dört silindir sağdan egzos . Mf ×35 45 hp dir soldan egzos.

[@carlosalmeida4267]

.çrto

[@Timtrophiehunter]

Why do you paint an regular mf 35, gold bird's color when it isn't a gold bird ??

[@fordson2012]

what are you talking about you clearly do not know anything about these tractors this is a genuine 1956 grey gold ferguson 35

[@Rev-Counter]

+Timtrophiehunter Between 1956 and 1958 Ferguson produced the FE-35, painted grey and gold. Then, when it became Massey Ferguson they were rebadged and painted red and grey. One annoying thing - the dealers sometimes painted the g/g tractors red to make then look more 'modern', so our FE-35 is red but some of the grey/gold paint is showing through now, under all the rust of course!

[@eydisliljaolafsdottirfjhjg569]

+SMcG guy i actually have a 58 ferguson fe35 that is the fyrst red and gray one but still an old badge tractor like the gray and gold one they came for few months before becoming massey ferguson red and gray with different badge

[@culmalachie]

That Mirror bracket on the 35X - Heh ! my old 35 from Farmech - so you have it now? Look after it - but for goodness sake - put a Decent Ferguson plough behind - the 2F-794 or 3F-793. - and then let 'er go - point in the right direction and pull on that chrom lever on the RHS, no holding back. Did us proud - dont let me down - or the 35(X) ... Oh - and get rid of that BLACK exhaust - looks like a cheapo import - be PROUD of her heritage and fly the white exhaust..... thanks for posting