Massey Ferguson 4225 Tractor Parts

The Massey Ferguson 4225 was produced from 1997 to 2003, filling a critical niche in the mid-size tractor market. Its heart is a Perkins 1004-4T diesel engine, producing approximately 75 horsepower with a displacement of 243 cubic inches (4.0 liters). This naturally aspirated engine provided ample power for a variety of tasks. The standard transmission was a 12-speed forward and 4-speed reverse mechanical transmission, offering a good range of speeds for different field conditions. The independent PTO delivered around 65 horsepower at 540 RPM, suitable for powering implements like mowers and balers. The hydraulic system had a capacity of approximately 13.2 GPM, operating two rear remotes. A category II 3-point hitch provided a lift capacity of around 4,400 lbs, enabling the use of a variety of implements. The 4225 was commonly used in row crop operations for tasks like planting and cultivating, as well as in hay production for mowing, raking, and baling. Its versatility also made it a valuable asset in livestock operations. Compared to other models in the Massey Ferguson lineup, the 4225 offered a balance of power, features, and affordability, making it an attractive option for farmers seeking a dependable and practical tractor.