Marshall 184 tractor

Marshall 184

Power

18 hp

Production

1987-1997

Engine

Diesel, 2-cylinder

Transmission

Gear

Weight

1390 lbs [630 kg]

Drive

4WD

From the same series:

264

Introduction

Ferrari 184 Compact Utility Tractor

The Ferrari 184 is a compact utility tractor produced between 1987 and 1997, designed for small-scale agricultural operations and maintenance tasks. It belongs to the 264 series and was distributed by Marshall.

Engine and Performance

The tractor is powered by a Ruggerini RD200 diesel engine. This 0.9-liter, 2-cylinder air-cooled unit produces 18 horsepower (13.4 kW) at a rated speed of 3000 RPM. It utilizes an electric starting system and features an oil bath air cleaner for operation in various conditions.

Transmission and Drivetrain

Power is delivered through a gear-type transmission offering 5 forward and 3 reverse speeds, operated via a mechanical dry disc clutch. The tractor is equipped with four-wheel drive and a mechanical rear differential lock to enhance traction. Steering is manual, and braking is provided by mechanical drum brakes.

Hydraulics and PTO

The machine features an open-center hydraulic system with a pump flow capacity of 3.2 gpm (12.1 lpm) at a pressure of 2400 psi (165.5 bar), equipped with two valves. The rear power take-off (PTO) provides two speeds, 540 and 1000 RPM, both engaged at an engine speed of 2700 RPM.

Dimensions and Hitch

With a wheelbase of 54.2 inches (137 cm) and a total weight of 1390 lbs (630 kg), the Ferrari 184 is built for maneuverability. The rear Category I hitch has a lift capacity of 1210 lbs (548 kg) at the ends. The unit is fitted with 6.00-12 front tires and 7.50-16 rear tires.

Conclusion

The Ferrari 184 is a functional and compact machine suited for light agricultural duties where maneuverability and reliability are required. Its simple mechanical configuration and standard hitch compatibility make it a practical choice for small-scale farming and maintenance.

Production Information of Marshall, 184

  • Compact Utility tractor
DistributorMarshall
ManufacturerFerrari

Dimension and Tires Information of Marshall, 184

Rear tread31 to 38 inches [78 to 96 cm]
Wheelbase54.2 inches [137 cm]
Weight1390 lbs [630 kg]
Height45.7 inches [116 cm]
Length86 inches [218 cm]
Front tread32 to 35 inches [81 to 88 cm]
Width38.6 inches [98 cm]
Ag front6.00-12
Ag rear7.50-16

Engine Specifications of Marshall, 184

  • Ruggerini RD200
  • Air-cooled
  • Diesel
  • 2-cylinder
Oil capacity3.7 qts [3.5 L]
Displacement51.9 ci [0.9 L]
Rated RPM3000
Power18 hp [13.4 kW]
Starter volts12
StarterElectric
Air cleanerOil bath

Transmission Information of Marshall, 184

Transmission variants 1

TypeGear
Oil capacity18.6 qts [17.6 L]
Gears5 forward and 3 reverse
ClutchMechanical dry disc

Mechanical Specs of Marshall, 184

  • Four-wheel drive
  • Two-post fixed ROPS.
  • Mechanical drum brakes
  • Manual steering
Differential lockMechanical rear

Power Information of Marshall, 184

Rear PTO Type540/1000 (1.375)
Engine RPM540@2700
Engine RPM(optional)1000@2700

Hydraulics Specifications of Marshall, 184

TypeOpen center
Pump flow3.2 gpm [12.1 lpm]
Pressure2400 psi [165.5 bar]
Valves2

Three-Point Hitch of Marshall, 184

Rear TypeI
Rear lift (at ends)1210 lbs [548 kg]

Electrical System of Marshall, 184

GroundNegative
Charging systemGenerator
Battery volts12

Where it sits

With 18 HP, the Marshall 184 sits just below 264 (25 HP) in Marshall's range. Its power puts it in the 9th percentile of 1980s models in our database (2052 machines).

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Marshall 184 have?

The Marshall 184 delivers 18 HP.

What years was the Marshall 184 produced?

The Marshall 184 was produced in 1987-1997.

What engine does the Marshall 184 have?

The Marshall 184 is powered by a Diesel, 2-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Marshall 184 use?

The Marshall 184 uses a Gear transmission.

How much does the Marshall 184 weigh?

The Marshall 184 weighs 1390 lbs [630 kg].

Is the Marshall 184 4WD?

The Marshall 184 is available in 4WD.

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