Massey Ferguson ALL Combine Parts

The Massey Ferguson *ALL series combines represented a significant era for Massey Ferguson in grain harvesting technology, with models being produced from approximately [Earliest Year] to [Latest Year]. Engine options typically included Perkins or Sisu diesel engines, ranging from [Lowest HP] to [Highest HP] horsepower with displacements of [Lowest Displacement] to [Highest Displacement] cubic inches. The threshing system primarily employed a conventional cylinder and concave design, with cylinder widths varying across different models. Grain tank capacities ranged from [Lowest Bushel] to [Highest Bushel] bushels, with unloading auger speeds achieving up to [Bu/min] bushels per minute. Header widths were available from [Lowest Width] to [Highest Width] feet, accommodating different field sizes and crop types. Many models offered options for straw choppers and spreaders to manage residue effectively. Cab features generally included air conditioning and basic instrumentation for monitoring combine performance. These combines excelled in harvesting a variety of crops including wheat, soybeans, and corn, owing to their versatile header options and efficient threshing systems.