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Read articles →This is a short dealer walkaround comparing two Massey Ferguson utility tractors side by side: the 50hp 2700E with shuttle shift and compact loader bucket, versus the 45hp 2604H with an 8x2 gear drive and a higher-capacity front loader with a bigger bucket. It briefly touches transmission differences and intended use cases but skips real numbers, demos, or hands-on operation. Good for a quick first look before visiting a dealer.
Posted by the ATLANTIC AND SOUTHERN EQUIPMENT LLC channel, a dealership account, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent testing.
The 2700E is 50 horsepower, listed at 48.7, while the 2604H is 45 horsepower.
The 2700E has the option of a shuttle shift, while the 2604H has a standard 8x2 gear drive transmission.
The 2604H has a higher lift, more capacity, and a bigger standard utility bucket compared to the 2700E's compact bucket.
It is described as great for the hobby farmer, able to run a baler, finishing mower, box blade, rotary cutter, or backhoe.