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Read articles →This is a manufacturer-narrated product launch video introducing the GC1700 Series as the replacement for the GC2400/2600 lines, presented by Massey Ferguson's senior marketing specialist. It covers ergonomic changes like the relocated loader control and dual hydro pedals, the new model lineup (1705/1710 entry-level, 1715/1720/1750 deluxe), and detail on the 60-inch mower deck construction. It's a features-and-positioning overview, not hands-on operation or pricing, best for buyers wanting a quick intro to what's new.
Published by an industry trade outlet (Rural Lifestyle Dealer) featuring a Massey Ferguson marketing representative, so expect promotional, manufacturer-approved messaging rather than independent testing.
The GC1700 Series replaces the well-known GC2400 and 2600 series tractors, while keeping the same reliable drive system.
A new grab handle eases engine access, the loader control moved to the side console, and dual hydro pedals with a left side brake let you feather the drive and brake while running the loader.
The 1705 and 1710 are entry-level price position models, while the 1715, 1720, and 1750 are the more deluxe models.
It is a 12 gauge deck with cast iron spindle assemblies, Timken tapered bearings, a one inch spline shaft, and a balanced cast iron ventilated pulley, unlike competitors' aluminum or riveted pulleys that oscillate and wear bearings and belts faster.
