The Massey Ferguson 174 is a utility tractor built by Landini and distributed by Massey Ferguson from 1973 to 1983. It is part of the 104 Series and was built in Italy. The tractor features a Perkins 3.9L 4-cylinder diesel engine producing 65 hp (48.5 kW), a 12-speed partially synchronized transmission, and two-wheel drive with mechanical rear differential lock. It has an open operator station with an optional cab, dry disc brakes, and mechanical plus hydrostatic power steering. The tractor has a fuel capacity of 16 gallons (60.6 L) and a hydraulic system capacity of 5.5 gallons (20.8 L) with an open center type hydraulic system. The rear hitch is category II with position and draft control and a lift capacity of 5842 lbs (2649 kg). The rear PTO is independent with dry disc clutch and offers 540 and optional 540/1000 RPM speeds. Dimensions include a wheelbase of 87 inches (220 cm), length of 142.3 inches (361 cm), width of 62 inches (157 cm) minimum, and weight of 4872 lbs (2209 kg). Standard tires are 6.50-16 front and 14.9/13-30 rear, with optional larger tires available. Electrical system is 12 volts negative ground with a 92 AH battery. Attachments include the 832 front-end loader with a lift capacity of 2400 lbs (1088 kg) and breakout force of 2969 lbs (1346 kg).