Massey Ferguson 3635 Tractor Parts

The Massey Ferguson 3635, manufactured from approximately 1997 to the early 2000s, filled a crucial niche in Massey Ferguson's tractor lineup. It was designed to provide a robust and dependable machine for medium-sized farming operations. Under the hood, you'd typically find a Perkins four-cylinder diesel engine. This engine delivered around 72 engine horsepower, providing the necessary power for pulling implements and powering attachments. The displacement was roughly 236 cubic inches (3.9 liters). The transmission was typically a mechanical gear transmission, offering multiple forward and reverse speeds for precise control in various field conditions. PTO horsepower was approximately 65, available with a standard 540 RPM PTO speed. Some models may have offered a 1000 RPM option as well. Hydraulic capacity was around 10-12 GPM, supporting implements requiring hydraulic power. It featured a Category II three-point hitch, allowing for compatibility with a wide range of implements. The 3635 was frequently used for tasks such as hay production (mowing, baling), livestock operations (feeding, manure spreading), and light tillage work. Compared to smaller Massey Ferguson tractors, the 3635 offered increased power and lifting capacity, making it suitable for larger implements and more demanding tasks. It distinguished itself from larger models with its more compact size and fuel efficiency.