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1965 Massey Ferguson MF 2130

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1965 Massey Ferguson MF 2130 - 1965 Massey Ferguson MF 2130 <P>BOUGHT AS A MF 130 AGRICULTURAL TRACTOR BUT FOUND TO BE A VERY RARE 1965 MF 2130 <P>This tractor is the industrial version of the MF 130. The tractor was built in France at Beauvais (were all Massey Ferguson Tractors are built now) These were imported into England as the MF 130 in grey primer to the MF Industrial plant in Manchester, they were then altered to the industrial specification, resprayed and sold out of England, less than 100 were built and I know of only 9 in existence. History It was used for pulling boats out of Norwich Harbour from there it was used on a small holding. Now fitted with a 1975 Teagle 50 cement mixer restored in 2013


1965 Massey Ferguson MF 2130

BOUGHT AS A MF 130 AGRICULTURAL TRACTOR BUT FOUND TO BE A VERY RARE 1965 MF 2130

This tractor is the industrial version of the MF 130. The tractor was built in France at Beauvais (were all Massey Ferguson Tractors are built now) These were imported into England as the MF 130 in grey primer to the MF Industrial plant in Manchester, they were then altered to the industrial specification, resprayed and sold out of England, less than 100 were built and I know of only 9 in existence. History It was used for pulling boats out of Norwich Harbour from there it was used on a small holding. Now fitted with a 1975 Teagle 50 cement mixer restored in 2013

Submitted By: Bob Uk from UK

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