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Read articles →An owner-operator who has run this tractor for several years walks through why he bought the MF 1736 over competing brands, covering the metal hood, maintenance access, hydrostatic transmission controls (speed limiter, response knob, cruise lock), turning radius, PTO setup, and the range of real farm tasks he uses it for. No specs, pricing, or loader demo, but the lived-use perspective suits buyers weighing compact utility tractors.
Posted by the Our Minnesota Farm channel, an owner sharing personal experience from their own working farm, with an openly stated preference for AGCO but also a mixed-brand shed.
Oil filter is easy to access, oil drains out the bottom, and there is an easy fill port, making maintenance very user friendly.
It has three ranges, a response knob for how responsive it feels, and a max speed knob so you can set a constant speed and just push the pedal.
The owner says it turns on a dime, with the front wheels turning sharply, which helps when backing trailers and gravity boxes into the shed.
He uses it for mowing and raking ditches for haying, moving and picking up round bales, backing trailers into the shed, and pulling a tile cart.
