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Where is the FE35 in the Ferguson Picture?

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Peter S

12-18-2000 22:57:59




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A great discussion board but I am still lost with my tractor model. It is labelled Massey Ferguson FE35, Serial No SGM 149993. I did not notice FE35 serial numbers listed in either the Harry Ferguson list or the Massey Ferguson list. I must be blind. However there was some correlation with a TO 35. I don't quite understand where the FEs fit in the Ferguson picture. Where is the best place to look for info? Is there a FE35 web page? Where do I get a manual for it? Could someone please help.
Pete

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Peter S

12-19-2000 21:20:25




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 Re: Where is the FE35 in the Ferguson Picture? in reply to Peter S, 12-18-2000 22:57:59  
My thanks to Bob and Bob Akin for your quick responses.The information is most enlightening.

Peter



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Bob Akin in CA

12-19-2000 18:11:23




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 Re: Where is the FE35 in the Ferguson Picture? in reply to Peter S, 12-18-2000 22:57:59  
It seems that what you have is a 1959 FE35. The SGM in the serial number sequence stands for Standard Width (S) Gas (G) Dual Clutch (M). I'm not an expert but I think that the FE 35 was built in England. The TO35 was built in the States (TO stands for Tractor Overseas) The FE35 was built in England. I have found this info listed on "The Unofficial Ferguson Web Page" at Link

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Bob

12-19-2000 17:56:22




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 Re: Where is the FE35 in the Ferguson Picture? in reply to Peter S, 12-18-2000 22:57:59  
Your tractor was probably made in Coventry in 1959. The FE35 is simply one version of the 35. See>Link

I have a 1964 build FE35 with Perkins 3 cylinder diesel and two stage clutch - a top tractor

Bob



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