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Question: Is Massey-Ferguson part of AGCO?

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    Posted: 16 Dec 2020 at 11:19am
Just wondering, because I have something that I was wanting to post here for sale, but didn't want to step on any toes?   Thanks, Rick
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Agco stands for Allis Gleaner Company. Most died hard Allis folks have a hatred for Massey because it’s what’s forced upon us.
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^ That. ^
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Was just asking...didn't mean to pi$$ anyone off here!

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By the way...I KNOW that AGCO stands for Allis Gleaner Company...

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To answer your question Rick, YES, Massey Ferguson is owned by AGCO and has been for several years now.
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Sure, no problem Rick. If you have something Massey to list, i'm sure no one will hold it against you, you'll prolly have good luck here because quite a few Allis guys have Massey stuff cause they don't want to go Green or (IH) Red. Some are even Agco/Massey dealers on here.
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Rick the ones it would P!$$ off  wouldn't matter any way. Go for it. 
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Lionel/Alex...Thank you...that's all I wanted to know...Merry Christmas to you guys!
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Yep. I'm one of those who went to using Massey because of dealer loyalty and not wanting to go green or the other red. From my experience so far Massey makes a good dependable tractor. Still use our Orange also.
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If it fits a perkins, there's a chance it could fit a 170/175D, so it's worth the gamble lol! Agco bought MF almost 30 years ago. 
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Rick Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Dec 2020 at 9:07am
Thanks, Ed...I usually only go to the local AGCO dealer nearest me (about 40 miles one way) and deal with them and can't ever remember anything there, except Allis Chalmers and New Holland tractors in their lot. It wasn't until roughly 5-6 years ago that I thought I remembered some folks talking about that on here, thus the question! LOL! I'm getting older now, but didn't think I was that slow, but...could be I am!  LOL
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ihave a 7620 Massey that i wish someone else had. always something wrong with it replaced waterpump at 800 hrs then took chip out lately hose under cab broke and fan clutch went out   not near the tractor the agcos were.
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It wouldn't bother me in the least if you posted it hear and pictures would really make it great.  If I had to buy a different color it would be a Massey.  I've used my friends and they are a comfortable tractor.
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2 years ago, when I turned 65 , went to local AGco/MF dealer to buy a SCUTLB.... after 1/2hr of waiting for the sales guy( busy fixin chainsaw....), I gave up, went to Kubota where Iwas welcomed with open arms, got the deal I wanted.....

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Originally posted by caledonian caledonian wrote:

Yep. I'm one of those who went to using Massey because of dealer loyalty and not wanting to go green or the other red. From my experience so far Massey makes a good dependable tractor. Still use our Orange also.


Bought my first Deere a couple years ago and will eventually add more. When Allis closed up a fair number of engineers when to Deere and it shows. My 8760 has the feel of a 8000 series Allis in the cab.
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Not too impressed when my cousin bought a brand new 90 hp Massey loader tractor. Not sure on the model, the engine is only a 3 cylinder and it looks like you could sling that little engine on your shoulders and carry it to the shop...... kinda ugly too with the extremely sloped hood and a cheap plastic buddy seat. Hope he doesn't read this.


BTW I don't think anyone would complain no matter what brand you want to try and sell here. I sure wouldn't complain.


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Before Massy Ferguson it was Massy Harris.
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So...What it is that you have for sale? May as well post it. Anyone that's not interested can scroll right on past it. I always thought this forum was for AC enthusiasts, If a member that has a pretty good status want's to list something that's not orange, I'm ok with that. I've seen Fords, Chevy's and lots of off color items posted here and have never been offended, if I'm not interested, I keep looking.
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Originally posted by Rick Rick wrote:

Just wondering, because I have something that I was wanting to post here for sale, but didn't want to step on any toes?   Thanks, Rick
So what ya gots to sell?

 If I was to get an older Massey it would be an 1100 or 1130 judging by what I've heard of them. Though I help put a fan belt on an older Massey..... no fun.


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So our AC shows should include the Massey and Massey Ferguson guys?
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If by AC shows you mean Gathering Of The Orange/GOTO, they are hosted by antique tractor clubs that mostly allow all makes of tractors, and feature a different make at their show each year.
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Originally posted by KMAG KMAG wrote:

So our AC shows should include the Massey and Massey Ferguson guys?
Pew, NO!
But I think one could sell any brand on this site.
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Originally posted by Dusty MI Dusty MI wrote:

If by AC shows you mean Gathering Of The Orange/GOTO, they are hosted by antique tractor clubs that mostly allow all makes of tractors, and feature a different make at their show each year.
I suspect not for the Gathering of the Orange, AC only and that's the way it ought to be. I know The Orange Spectacular is AC only. Now I think that does include tractors that AC bought out and sold the remaining inventory under the AC umbrella and may include AGCO tractors but for these type of shows it would be a stretch to bring a Massey or Oliver or Minnie.
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Always looking for a decent Massey Harris 444... never anything close enough to make it worth the look.
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Interested in a 44 Diesel?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote ac hunter Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 May 2021 at 7:51am
     When Dad bought his new 1950 WD  the competition was a 44 Massey Harris. He always thought the MH tractors at that time were pretty decent. Traded a John Deere A in on the AC then all AC after that. In the 1960's a neighbor had a 300 MF combine. Said that if it ever caught fire he would try to extinguish it with a can of gasoline. There were lots of different colors around the neighborhood back in the 50's and everyone seemed to get their work done. So Rick, what are you selling?
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