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Friday, 08 August 2025 10:55

Massey Ferguson launches new MF 5M Series tractors

Written by  Mark Daniel
An open-centre, 100 litre/min hydraulic system is fitted as standard, complemented by varying lift capacities for each model. An open-centre, 100 litre/min hydraulic system is fitted as standard, complemented by varying lift capacities for each model.

Massey Ferguson has announced the introduction of the MF 5M Series, offered over six horsepower steps from 95 maximum hp, to a new 145hp model, with 14 unique variants depending on the cab and transmission type.

Building on the existing MF 5700, MF 5700 Dyna-4, and MF 6700 Series, the model range, offered as cabin or platform configurations, is powered by an AGCO Power four-cylinder, 4.4 litre engines. Complemented by a 24% larger fuel tank, holding 198 litres, said to be the largest in the sector, allowing for more work between refills.

Transmission choice is 12x12 on the entry 5M.95 model, with 12x12 or Dyna-4 configurations with the remainder of the range, excluding the flagship 5M.145 model, which is only available with the latter. Dyna-4 transmission, which provides clutch-free control of 16 forward and 16 reverse speeds with a 40km/h Eco top speed.

The optional AutoDrive system offers automatic shifting in Power or Eco modes, along with Brake-to-Neutral as standard, to automatically disengage drive when the pedal is pressed, ensuring precision, comfort combined and smoother operation.

At the business end of the tractor, an open-centre, 100 litre/min hydraulic system is fitted as standard, complemented by lift capacities of 4300kg up to the 5M.115 and 5200kg for the three larger models.

Said to offer high levels of comfort and excellent visibility, an upgraded, optional air conditioning system offers increased air flow and distribution around the operator.

1.3 metres wide, the cabin has a flat floor and car-style pedals and large glass areas. The Visio Roof option allows improved visibility and safer handling operations.

Those operators using front-end loaders have the choice of mechanical or electronic joysticks, while benefitting from a 4.65 turning radius.

Comfort can be improved further with a new cab suspension system option on all Dyna-4 models, while meanwhile LED work-light options, in addition to the halogen lights, provide increased illumination, especially at night, with a choice of either two LED front and rear work-lights, or two mid-mounted units. Externally, a new PTO switch, for remote engagement, is located on the rear of the nearside fender.

For control, precision and comfort all 5M tractors can be equipped with full MF Guide, including the Fieldstar 5 terminal or, as MF Guide ready. MF Guide provides fully automatic steering and is offered with a Trimble®, or a choice of other receivers that provide a range of positioning accuracies.

Fieldstar 5 provides access to several Massey Ferguson Smart Farming options, including ISOBUS, while also offering a range of features including Section Control to automatically switch up to 96 different sections, Rate Control to automatically vary application rates and MF Connect telemetry providing near real time data transfer.

Completing the package, a comprehensive range of MF services, includes MF Care extended warranty, personalisation options and MF Always Running courtesy fleet, for total peace of mind.

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