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Read articles →A dealer walkaround of the Massey Ferguson 2850E, the economy-platform, shuttle-shift version of Massey's largest compact tractor. Brian demonstrates the clutch-based forward/reverse shuttle shift and eight-by-eight gearbox, explains the four-cylinder Iseki diesel and standard 4WD/loader setup, and highlights the loader's 2,800-lb lift capacity and telescoping three-point arms. Good for buyers comparing E-series trims who want basic controls and specs shown, not a deep hands-on demo.
Posted by Kiperts Tractor Sales, a Massey Ferguson dealership channel, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent testing.
The E stands for economy platform, meaning it has fewer features and costs less money than the premium version.
It uses a lever to control forward or reverse plus a gearbox and transmission range, with a clutch used to switch between forward and reverse.
It has a lift capacity of about 2,800 pounds to full height based at the pivot pin, the highest among compact tractors.
Yes, it attaches to either category one or category two and has telescoping lower arms with quick adjust for easier hookup.
