Ferguson FE-35

The Ferguson FE-35 was produced from 1956 to 1960 as a utility tractor built in Coventry, England. It was produced during the merger of Ferguson and Massey-Harris into Massey Ferguson. Initially painted grey-and-gold with Ferguson badging, the paint changed to red and grey in late 1957, though the Ferguson decals remained until the Ferguson name was replaced by Massey Ferguson between 1958 and 1960. The tractor features a 2.2L gasoline or 2.3L diesel 4-cylinder liquid-cooled engine producing 34 hp, a 6-speed unsynchronized transmission, two-wheel drive, manual steering, and differential shoe brakes. It has an open operator station and a rear Type I hitch. The PTO is a 540 rpm rear transmission-driven live PTO (deluxe). The FE-35 weighs approximately 3093 lbs (1402 kg).