Massey Ferguson 2607H Heavy Weight, Small Chassis Utility Tractor

[@FabbedFun]

I just wanted you to know... since you subbed to me, your videos were greatly informative and helped make my decision to pick Massey's 2607H. I had a dealership very close by to use, but your videos give strength to the brand. Thank you!

[@VahrenbergImplement]

I'm so glad I found your videos. Love them and are already sharing to my customers to help them in their decision making. You do an excellent job and I'm jealous that you get "Play in the Dirt". You did the right thing, Buy from Local Dealer...I wouldn't sell that far away. You deserve the service, responsiveness and knowledge of local dealer to resolve any questions you have and keep you enjoying your Massey Ferguson! Keep the Videos Coming!!!

[@bennyjames-i7v]

​@VahrenbergImplement is there a cab and fender extension for this model

[@VahrenbergImplement]

@bennyjames-i7v there is current not a Cab version or Different Fender option in North America for the 2600H Series.

[@LouisianaTractorworks]

Boy! I like that Massey!! Have a good one Doug!

[@summitel]

Finally someone posted a video on the 2607H I've had mine for a year and love the HP and weight with the smaller frame size

[@VahrenbergImplement]

We just started stocking this model and got a chance to get video footage for others. Pretty Much the same as the 2605H & 2606H but we trying to add more models now versus just doing a Series Iverview. Glad your enjoying your Massey Ferguson and is a great option for others to consider when looking at the Small Chassis Utility Market. We been selling more and more every year.

[@welcom3779]

How mucht price in this model. Thnx

[@VahrenbergImplement]

2607H List Price (02/2022) $45,869.40 USD, We only quote current List Prices as pricing changes and you need to work with your local dealership for pricing with current promotions. If in West Central Missouri within 60 Miles of Higginsville we are your local dealer please give us a call. If outside that area call your local dealer you can find here: www.masseyferguson.com/en_us.html#dealer-locator

[@markstokes1177]

Thank you for the video of the 2607 h been waiting for it the 2600 h series tractors are true workhorses I own the 2605 h and it is hands down one of the best tractors I have ever owned and sure the 07 h is just as great thanks again for the informative videos keep up the good work .

[@VahrenbergImplement]

They have lots on nice features and lots of steel in the 2600H Series and based on Legendary Massey Ferguson Technology that goes back to the World Famous 100 Series. The 2607H is the Big Brother of the 2605H same chassis and a few more standard features and more ponies.

[@ShawnCFarm]

Because of your video I went out and bought this tractor up here In Ont Canada. It would have cost me 15,000 more if I went with the john deere 5 series for the same options , thanks a bunch for showing it off, and I will be making a video soon of me putting her to work.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Welcome to the Largest Family of Tractor Owners! More Massey Ferguson Tractors Farming the World than Any Other Brand! Glad we could assist you in helping find the best tractor and best value for you. Please share your video link when you get videos. We love seeing how others get to use their Massey Fergusons! We like sharing them to our customers to show what they can do!

[@jessiebruno9313]

I'm also buying one of these on monday here in New Brunswick

[@ShawnCFarm]

@@jessiebruno9313 Mine was hard to shit at first but after 20 hours it shifts good. everything is tight lol

[@ShawnCFarm]

@@VahrenbergImplement New video up on it. not as good as yours

[@ShawnCFarm]

@@VahrenbergImplement kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4XOonaVlqqZjMU

[@joep5390]

Great video that you made as usual, everything's explained! A fairly local dealer has a 2607H with 84" bucket. Was thinking of upgrading to a cab (1835M), however, this model is tempting!

[@VahrenbergImplement]

If you need more Horsepower the 2607H is 74 Engine versus the 1835M which is 35 engine HP. Mainly depends on equipment and how you are using the tractor and your needs. Both are great models for us.

[@miltonaliff3316]

Just got mine a week ago, it feels really stable on rolling hills

[@VahrenbergImplement]

They very stout tractors. We sell lots of them!

[@evancheshire8606]

I am looking at this tractor hopefully in the next month , would like to get one, have always had good luck with Massey.s and grandpa worked at them factory in Branford Ontario

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Been very good product for us. Much of the technology is similar to those older 100 Series Massey Ferguson Tractor your Grandpa would have probably been familiar with.

[@oaktree5943]

Dang, great video buddy. Learned a ton, few more mechanicals than my green tractor but they are very similar to my uncle's 25 year old MF. Thanks again

[@VahrenbergImplement]

2600H are born from Legendary Massey Ferguson Technology that goes way back to the 100 Series Massey Ferguson, maybe even prior. Time Proven, Reliable Technology.

[@michaelbaumgardner9493]

Good evening. Front Assist and it does remind me of a classic 165 175 or 185 series. Like you said just newer updates. Could the front axle support an 11.2 or 12.4 front tire and rim? 9.5 is a nice tire but I'm concerned about compaction is why I ask. Thank you for your time.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

In the Ag Tire the only option is the 9.5x24 and 16.9x28 you have to maintain gear ratio for the Powered Front Assist. They do offer R4 Industrial Tires in 2 Options: 1) 12.5/80-18 R4 and 16.9 x 24 R4 or 2) 10.5/80-18 R4 and 16.9 x 24 R4. Anything other than standard equipment I would consult to AGCO Answers (877)-525-4384 to get approval so that you do not effect Warranty Terms under the tractor modification topic. AGCO Answers is customer service hotline to connect customers with the correct answers from the correct department within the organization.

[@michaelbaumgardner9493]

I appreciate this. Thank you again for your time.

[@jessiebruno9313]

Do you have to use the clutch to engage the PTO?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

This tractor the 2607H 4wd has independent PTO and does not require the clutch to engage PTO.

[@jessiebruno9313]

@@VahrenbergImplement That.s a good thing! Thanks

[@ranchhandrandy3213]

Any recurring problems with the 2606 or the 2607?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Keeping them in stock! All the 2600H Series have been very reliable and no reoccurring problems except having enough of them to sell to customers.

[@AndreasThorsager1]

What is the inner width between rear tires on this tractor (minimum inner width)?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Going to depend on tire size and then how you mount the tire rim and dish. Yo ucan adjust widths by which side of the mounting tab of the wheel rim and it's mounted offset so you have several choices there and Wheel Center dished in or dished out and all those factors effect distance in between wheels.

[@AndreasThorsager1]

@@VahrenbergImplement i realisme that, but the inner width is kinda also determined by the fenders and cab-sides. But lets say 13 inch tires, how narrow will they go from inner to inner? ( should be mostly the same for other widths)

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Only tire now offered 16.9 width for rears and shipping location is 41" inside to inside.

[@O1Ford841]

Compared to the 2635, why the reduction in the 3-pt lifting capacity?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Are you comparing specs at the same lifting point. Specs I see the 2635 was rated at Ball Ends and the New 2607H is measured at 24" Behind Ball Ends. The further back you are the less anything will left. The 24" behind Ball End Rating is more accurate rating of True Lifting Capacity.

[@O1Ford841]

@@VahrenbergImplement Thanks for clarifying.

[@3PFarms]

Can a third function valve be added to the loader for like a grapple?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Yes, Solenoid 3rd Function is an Option that can be added to the 911X Series Loaders.

[@georgecass8529]

What happened to the Perkins engine

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Perkins was sold to Caterpillar and are part of the Cat Engine Family.

[@aideningram434]

We have the 2606 4wd and got a 20,000 lbs kubota excavator stuck one day my grandpa dropped that thing down into low low and it pulled it out no problem but when we pulled the pin back out of the drawbar the pin was bent to a 45 degree angle

[@VahrenbergImplement]

WOW! That is interesting story. Amazing what a Massey Ferguson can do!

[@nalley6815]

We’ve got a 393 and 165 but the 165 needs rebuilt so it hasn’t been used in years. This seems really comparable to a 165 size framed tractor. I like these because they’re so simple looking. This and a 4710 would be an awesome hay setup! I plan to buy both in the somewhat near future

[@44place85]

Will this tractor pull 3 16inch bottom plow?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

How deep and in what types of soils. What are you pulling it with now? That will tell us if this tractor is capable to pull in your ground conditions.

[@44place85]

Vahrenberg Implement Heavy soil 6 to 8 inches Ford 5600

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Ford 5600 is virtually the exact same Horsepower Engine & PTO. IS the Ford 5600 2wd or 4wd? If Ford 5600 is 2wd this tractor will will do better job because of the Power Front Axle will have more drawbar power. Here is specs on Ford 5600 from Tractor Data: www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/008/8/3/8833-ford-5600.html

[@Dougarrowhead]

This tractor wont pull anywhere near as good as a ford 5600. If i had a 5600 i would never be interested in this massey ferguson.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Curious how you come about this? The Massey Ferguson 2607H has more engine HP 74 versus 69 for the Ford 5600. PTO HP the 2607H has 64 PTO HP versus the Ford 5600 at 60 PTO HP. Base Weight is virtually the same. 2607H has the Ferguson 3 Point System which transfers the weight forward and provides better traction. I'm thinking by the specs published on Tractor Data with everything equal the MasseY Ferguson 2607H is 5 HP more powerful which equates to about 10% more than the 5600.

[@O1Ford841]

What's the lifting capacity on the front-end? Does MF make a front-end bale spear?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

The 911X will lift 2,480# at the Pivot Pin at 115" Max Lift Height. The higher you lift the less you can lift. This is ratings at Maximum Lift Height. Yes you can get bale spear from Massey Ferguson.

[@adamlagace2485]

Does it come with different tire like R4 or something else?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Option 1: Front: 9.5 X 24 R1 Pressed Steel Disc Adjustable Rim Rear: 16.9 X 28 R1 Pressed Steel Disc Adjustable Rim Option 2: Front: 12.5/80-18 R4 Pressed Steel Welded Rear: 16.9 x 24 R4 Pressed Steel Disc Adjustable Rim Option 3: Front: 10.5/80-18 R4 Pressed Steel Welded Rear: 16.9 x 24 R4 Pressed Steel Disc Adjustable Rim

[@gmanbeavis]

How much does the 911X loader with the bucket weigh?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Base 991X Loader says 660#, Subframe for 2600H is 510#, Valve is 60#, 72" Bucket is 381# or 84" Bucket is 432#. So your looking at 1611# to 1662# for the 911X on 2600H Series Tractor

[@martinbeal905]

Is this range available in the UK ?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

You would need to check with your dealer or Massey Ferguson in the UK. We are in North America. We have different models than Europe and Europe has different models than us. Like the 3600 Series sold in Europe is not sold in North America.

[@shawnbourgoin1746]

What is the defferent between 2607 and 2605 ??

[@VahrenbergImplement]

55 versus 74 Engine Horsepower, Outboard Planetary Drives and Extra Remote Valve standard equipment on 2607H. Here is a thread we did on our information resource of the differences: vitractorworld.proboards.com/thread/1268/feature-comparison-chart-utility-tractors

[@shawnbourgoin1746]

@@VahrenbergImplement thanks for the info!

[@dansievers5915]

Good video Just wondering, open station tractors most of the time have no rear fenders. That makes them look ugly and cheap. So, here is my question, "WHY" ? I like having nice things.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

2600H uses the "Clam Shell" fenders like Heritage Models. The "H" on the 2600H series is for Heritage and the similar powertrain of the Legendary 100 Series. IF you need full fenders might check out the 4700 Series Platform Model they have 70 to 100 Engine HP Models. Here is 4708 Video we did: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apXRYaeVfr-GeM0

[@georgeshotrodbarn2113]

Where are they made

[@VahrenbergImplement]

2600 Series is Manufactured in India by Partnership with TAFE Tractor Manufacturing the 2nd Largest Producer of Tractors in India.

[@georgeshotrodbarn2113]

@@VahrenbergImplement Good people

[@ShawnCFarm]

another 2607h walk around video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4XOonaVlqqZjMU

[@kevin6959]

can you get a cab version of this 2607h

[@VahrenbergImplement]

The 2600H Series are only Open Platform but the 4707 Global Series is similar HP and can get Cab Option.

[@nedtrox5385]

With the exception of checking fluids, belts, and free play on pedals, what does the maintenance schedules of these 2600H series tractors consist of? For example, my 4630 Ford (4 wheel drive) utility tractor maintenance schedule consist of: Every 50 HOURS: Grease All Fittings and Drain Sediment Bowl of Water or Sediment Every 300 HOURS: Change Engine Oil & Oil Filter and Change Hydraulic Filters Every 600 HOURS: Replace Fuel Filter, Replace Air Filter (Outer Element), Clean Starter Motor Pinion, and Check Valves Tappet Clearance Every 1200 HOURS: Change Transmission Oil & Transmission Filter, Change Power Steering Fluid & Filter, Change Rear Axle Oil, Change Front Axle Oil, Change Each Front Hub Oil, Replace Fuel Injectors Washers, Replace Air Filter (Inner Element), and Change Radiator Fluid (Every 2 years for this last one) One of these days I would like to replace my 30 year old Ford with one of these newer Massey Ferguson 2600H tractors. 😃

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Engine Oil is Maximum of 250 Hours, Engine Air is Annual or 500 Hours, Fuel Filters are 500 Hours, Fuel Pre Filter is 250 Hours, Hydraulics Strainer and Steering Strainer are cleanable and 750 hours. Hydraulic Return Filter is 750 Hours.

[@WVFreebyrd]

PTO engagement location seems a little inconvenient but otherwise a good looking tractor to me.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Understand...It may seem a little out of place but how many times are you going to turn on/off PTO? They tried to put the most common used functions easiest to reach and the least common in areas left to have controls.

[@WVFreebyrd]

@@VahrenbergImplement Fully understand. Another piece of it is you "get used to" what you've used for years (our PTO engagement is a simple T-shaped pull/push type handle on the dash of the tractor) and you just can't "imagine" it being located anywhere else. :) Thanks for the reply .

[@landocurtis4373]

One day!!!!!!

[@SixOFord]

I don't own one of these tractors but my neighbor does and I have ran his 2607H. Love the tractor, makes good power, has good torque. My only gripe is the loader is weak. It'll lift but it wouldn't even curl a full bucket of limestone road material. My 86 Ford 4610 will work the snot out of the massey loader. The massey loader is far far faster though lol.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

What size of bucket on each? We put the larger buckets on the ones we sell so it cleans out tracks and more volume for lighter weight materials. Hard to compare apples to apples with loaders because there are many different factors that go into the equation.

[@SixOFord]

@@VahrenbergImplement 72" on my Ford, 84 I believe on the massey. I was surprised that it would lift but it wouldn't curl. I always thought there was more breakout force in the curl.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

We sell the 84" Bucket on the 2607H and High Volume Bucket. Max Rollback Force is 3280#. Breakout Force is 2750#. Wonder if they have an issue in the hydraulic system? Has he had his dealer test the system pressure or hydraulic flow? Could be something in the system.

[@SixOFord]

@@VahrenbergImplement I wondered if it had an issue myself. Far as I know he has never had it checked out but it doesn't seem right to me. It didn't even seem to load the tractor when I would try to roll the bucket back. Our nearest massey dealer is a couple hours from us. They used to be pretty prevalent in our area. Kubota and new holland have taken over here on the gulf coast. Have you had any reports from customers of weak loaders ?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Never heard of it or seen it but could happen.

[@jerryhenry662]

what's closet to the perkins simpson, iseki, on something else

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Caterpillar owned Perkins bought Shibaura Engines. But Simpson Engines are built off Perkins blueprints.

[@rajneeldayal9357]

Price pls

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Due to Minimum Advertising Pricing Policy and changing Cash & Low Rate Finance Programs we only quote list price. But visit your local dealer and they can provide current Pricing with the Current Sales Promotions. List Price $42,585.00 with loader.

[@ibrahem2955]

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[@VahrenbergImplement]

[ translate: Possible in Egypt] You would need to talk to the Massey Ferguson Distributor for your country to get that answer. visit www.masseyferguson.com to find your local dealer or distributor

[@2020jd]

No dpf and no def??? That’s enough to sell me one!

[@davedevun3050]

right? dream tractor for sure

[@gerdesoto262]

Massey Ferguson headquarters what's heavy weight about your Small chassis utility tractors, how they can be heavy weight when none of the compact tractors are heavy weight and should have 120 horsepower at the P.T.O. shaft. And most Massey Ferguson compact tractors for a good percentage don't have a cab to protect you against the Sub-Zero cold, or the hot summer months against sun stoke. That means no heater no air conditioning no real comforted against the elements or protection. Then Massey Ferguson wants big mega dollars for small horsepower and no cab with no conference to the person. So now it's a big rip off PUBLICLY by Massey Ferguson. because want to much money and it's not worth the money. Because there is technology for all of this to be in the positive side. On the horsepower it's like Massey Ferguson is really afraid to give the public real decent horsepower and real conferred and happiness. The horsepower should be increase up to 75% more power on compact tractors, and the other thing Massey Ferguson is also short of hydraulic hookups on there compact tractors. They should have 4 on the back and 3 more on the front, plus the P.T.O. only have 540 R.P.M. speed, where it should have also the 1000 and 1500 R.P.M. speed working off one lever to change different speeds. But still need more horsepower. Next that fuel tank where it sitting you get working in the woods that tank would rupture and maybe cause a fire. That fuel tank location is in a bad spot.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

You need to look at much larger chassis that the Small Chassis Utility Tractor if you need 120 PTO HP. Massey Ferguson offers several models that get you in that range. For an Economical Value take a look at the 6713 Global Series it's 110 PTO HP and you can get with a Cab. or for High Technology Tractors you 6716S at 125 PTO HP or the 7715S at 120 PTO HP and they only come as cab models. You need a larger chassis to fit an engine capacble of producing 120 PTO HP and a Chassis large enough to handle equipment that requires 120 PTO HP. A Compact or Small Chassis Utility will not have that ability those chassis sizes are for those needing less horsepower. 540 & 1000 PTO are standard on all 6700 & 6700S & 7700S Series Tractors. We have several videos on these models, give them a look. Thanks for the Comments and for watching our videos.

[@gerdesoto262]

@@VahrenbergImplement your missing the point!! The point is Massey Ferguson headquarters don't get it in their head. Starting with GC1710 it needs alot more horsepower like 60% more, it needs a cab right out of the factory with heater and air conditioning windshield wipers and A.M. & F.M radio. The point is to be comfortable in any weather conditions. But now that tractor isn't worth the high mega dollars that Massey Ferguson headquarters wants for there tractors period!! Now this also true with the rest of the mid-size compact tractors to many of them don't have cabs for people to be comfortable against the Sub-Zero cold temperatures in the northern part of the country. Or another parts of the world, But the same principal for the hot summer months that means Massey Ferguson headquarters seems NOT careless when a person has to be sitting on that seat when it's 100 degrees and no wind. No air conditioning neither on the small and compact tractor like the 1700 series and. Now wants mega big dollars for their tractors and they are not worth the mega big dollars I the first place, because been under powered by at least 75% all the way up to the 4600 series. Short of hose hook ups there should be 4 sets of them on the back 2 sets on the front for some after market equipment to hook up to them tractors, Massey Ferguson headquarters better get in their head soon how to keep the public very comfortable in all weather conditions sitting on the seat and happy without trying to freeze people by using the small and compact tractors without a cab. Now make cabs Standard equipment on all of them tractors. Without a cab sit in the very sun working with their small and compact tractors on the seat without any protection to be comfortable. without any excuses period! Right now on KZbin there is 2 guys had to make there own cabs for there tractors because Massey Ferguson headquarters didn't do their job in the first place to make their customers comfortable and happy in the first place. That's Massey Ferguson headquarters own fault period. Without a cab blowing snow Nobody likes that snow come back and hit you square in the face and down your neck when you turned in the wind. and it got you that way that's no fun neither, that happened to many people already. One more thing the P.T.O. should have 3 settings on one lever for different speeds, speed one 540 R.P.M's second speed 1000 R.P.M. third speed setting for 1500 that be useful many times over on all tractors. From the 4700 series and on down and none of them have any guts in horsepower at the P.T.O. but there is alot of excuses why they are gutless in the first place.

[@gerdesoto262]

@@VahrenbergImplement you are missing the whole point the RC series and the 1700 series and the 4600 series all under 120 horsepower P.T.O. but the RC series I wouldn't expect a 100 horsepower on them but another 60% increase in horsepower would be useful. But on a good percentage of Massey Ferguson tractors doesn't come as STANDARD EQUIPMENT with cab heater and air conditioning on a good number of them, Massey Ferguson headquarters rather make a person freeze in the Sub-Zero temperatures and when blowing snow and when you turn into the wind, and when the snow comes back and hits you square in the face and down your neck and back. That's nasty and many people has had that happen to them. Next the 1700 and 4600 series is not worth the super big mega dollars that Massey Ferguson headquarters wants for them tractors period. Now they are a compact tractors but they are gutless in horsepower and don't get to a 120 horsepower P.T.O. then you say go bigger tractor NO because don't want something physically to big sitting around. These compact tractors need to be improved badly. Plus you have the mind of tractors is from the 60 & 70 & 80 & 90 years ago. 30 & 40 horsepower tractor back then was a big tractor and a big deal. Today what Massey Ferguson is doing is selling the same old trash and idea. But don't careless about the person that got to be out there in the freezing cold or the hot summer months and no air conditioning and no cab, that Massey Ferguson headquarters own fault period!! Cabs should be standard equipment period without exception. Any thing as little horsepower these tractors have it's outrageous that it so little, because Massey Ferguson headquarters wants super big mega dollars for something is NOT WORTH THE BIG MEGA MONEY PERIOD IN THE FIRST PLACE! The auto makers make alot more horsepower for their vechiles including the compact cars then Massey Ferguson makes for their compact tractors. On the Massey Ferguson RC. Series against the M.T.D. tractors put out about the same amount horsepower and it doesn't cost super big MEGA super dollars neither. Massey Ferguson is a super big rip off publicly with the tractors and more so screwing people out of horsepower by 75% and not making the public comfortable with there tractors more so the ones where there is no cab, cabs should be standard equipment on all tractors and NO exceptions period with heater and air conditioning standard equipment. just like a car or pickup. Massey Ferguson should have a 3 speed P.T.O. system at 1. 540, 2. 1000, 3. 1500, R.P.M's to work on one lever to change gears to whatever you want. For what you said you are a disppointing in what you said because you don't want to change from the old technology. But all you want to do is stick in the customer ass anyway you can and screw the public out the mega big money where it's NOT WORTH THE BIG MEGA MONEY IN THE FIRST PLACE. Next on the compact tractors should have 4 sets of hydraulic hoses hook ups on the back and a control valve for each set. Where is the belly mower and hook ups for the compact tractors 4600 and 1700 series

[@gerdesoto262]

@@VahrenbergImplement here is one impressive snowblower you can see here on KZbin Here's how is work to see it. Typing this. ( Schulte RDX120 with FM 300 front mount snow blower) this is the way it's worded here on KZbin to see it. Here's another one to look at (Teamco Snowblas 12900A snowblower snow and manure,) 13 1/2 foot cut it has 2 shoots / www.teamcoinc.com or 605-498-0610

[@Dougarrowhead]

Why would a tractor this size need 120 hp or a 1000rpm pto?

[@welcom3779]

Sir plz where is location schow room in massori. Or wahtsup number thnx

[@VahrenbergImplement]

We are in Higginsville, Missouri and only sell within 60 mile radius of our dealership. If outside that are please use the Massey Ferguson Dealer locator to locate your local dealer: www.masseyferguson.com/en_us.html#dealer-locator We don't use Whatsup Number not even sure what that is.