Massey Ferguson 1100 Tractor Parts

1100 parts and accessories

The Massey Ferguson 1100, manufactured from 1964 to 1969, was a workhorse known for its reliability and power. Typically powered by a Perkins diesel engine producing around 95 horsepower, it also delivered a robust PTO horsepower for running various implements. Its rugged construction and versatile capabilities made it a favorite among farmers for a wide range of tasks.

The Massey Ferguson 1100 was introduced in 1964 and produced until 1969, filling a crucial need in the agricultural market for a powerful and dependable tractor. Its engine was a Perkins A6.354 6-cylinder diesel, delivering approximately 95 horsepower. Engine displacement was 354 cubic inches. It was known for its fuel efficiency and longevity. The standard transmission was an 8-speed manual gearbox, providing a good range of speeds for diverse farming operations. PTO horsepower was around 82, available in both 540 RPM and 1000 RPM configurations, making it suitable for operating various PTO-driven implements like mowers, balers, and tillers. The hydraulic system had a capacity of approximately 12 GPM, sufficient for operating implements like loaders and hydraulic cylinders. The 3-point hitch was a Category II, capable of lifting approximately 4,500 lbs. The MF 1100 excelled in row crop farming, hay production, and general tillage. Its greater power set it apart from smaller models in the Massey Ferguson lineup, allowing it to handle heavier implements and larger acreage.

Specifications

Engine	Perkins A6.354 95 HP Diesel
PTO HP	82 HP @ 540/1000 RPM
Transmission	8-Speed Manual
Hydraulics	12 GPM, 2 remotes
3-Point Hitch	Category II, 4500 lbs lift
Fuel Capacity	27 gallons
Weight	8200 lbs
Years Produced	1964-1969

Maintenance Tips

Engine Oil & Filter: Change the engine oil and filter every 250 hours of operation using a high-quality oil that meets the manufacturer's specifications. A clean oil filter is crucial for engine longevity.
Hydraulic System: Inspect the hydraulic fluid level regularly and change the hydraulic filter every 500 hours. Use the correct type of hydraulic fluid to prevent damage to seals and components.
Fuel System: Keep the fuel tank clean and free of debris. Drain the fuel sediment bowl regularly to remove water and sediment. Replace the fuel filter at least once a year or more frequently if using low-quality fuel.
Seasonal Storage: Before storing the tractor for the winter, fill the fuel tank to prevent condensation, add a fuel stabilizer, and disconnect the battery. Grease all lubrication points to prevent corrosion.

History & Background

The Massey Ferguson 1100 was launched in the mid-1960s, representing a significant upgrade in power and capability compared to previous Massey Ferguson models. There were no major redesigns during its production run, as the model proved to be a robust and well-received design from the outset. It cemented Massey Ferguson's reputation for building reliable and powerful tractors during a period of rapid agricultural innovation.