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Read articles →A real-world owner review after four years and 400 hours on a 2021 Massey Ferguson 1835E used for heavy homestead land-clearing. Covers a fuel-leak diagnosis, maintenance items done, visible wear (broken clutch spring, leaking rear remotes, torn PTO cover), loader lift-capacity limits, hydraulic pressure adjustment after warranty expiry, and hands-on impressions of grapple, stump bucket, forks, box blade, and PTO wood chipper. Best for prospective buyers wanting honest long-term feedback.
An owner-operator sharing first-hand impressions from active homestead use, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
Changed both fuel filters, changed oil about every 10 hours, and greased all fittings regularly over the four years of ownership.
Dents from tree branches, a worn floor pan, a broken clutch pedal return spring, a frozen and removed seat belt, a leaking rear remote, and a torn PTO cover.
The owner says lift capacity is about 12,200 pounds at the pins, and adding a heavy attachment like the grapple limits how much more can be lifted, such as only about 120 gallons in an IBC tote.
Yes, there is a valve by the handle to adjust lift pressure, which the owner did after the three-year warranty expired so it would not void coverage.
