Massey Ferguson 630 Tractor Parts

The Massey Ferguson 630 tractor was introduced in 1958 as a successor to earlier Ferguson models, aiming to provide a more powerful and versatile option for small to medium-sized farms. Production continued until 1964. The 630 was offered with either a Continental Z134 gasoline engine rated at approximately 40 horsepower or a Perkins diesel engine, also producing around 40 horsepower. The gasoline engine has a displacement of 134 cubic inches, while the diesel has 152 cubic inches. The transmission was typically a 6-speed forward, 2-speed reverse manual gearbox, providing a range of speeds suitable for various tasks. The PTO delivered approximately 35 horsepower at 540 RPM. Hydraulic capacity was adequate for operating implements, with a pump output of around 5 GPM, and typically one remote hydraulic valve was available. The 3-point hitch was a Category I, offering a lift capacity of around 2300 lbs. Common farming applications included row crop work, haying operations, light tillage, and general livestock management. It was positioned as a general-purpose tractor, offering a balance of power, economy, and ease of use. It distinguished itself from smaller Ferguson models by offering more power and greater implement compatibility.