Massey Ferguson 1095 tractor

Massey Ferguson 1095

Power

95 hp

Production

1972-1977

Engine

Diesel, 6-cylinder

Transmission

Gear

Weight

11964 lbs [5426 kg]

Drive

2WD

From the same series:

1088
1098

Introduction

Massey Ferguson 1095 Row-Crop Tractor

The Massey Ferguson 1095 is a row-crop tractor produced between 1972 and 1977 at the Granadero Baigorria facility in Argentina. Part of the 1088 and 1098 series, this model was designed to serve as a versatile workhorse for standard agricultural operations.

Engine and Performance

The tractor is powered by a Perkins A.6-354 diesel engine. This 5.8-liter, liquid-cooled six-cylinder unit produces 95 horsepower (70.8 kW) at a rated speed of 2200 RPM. The engine features a 16:1 compression ratio and a bore/stroke measurement of 3.875 by 5.00 inches.

Transmission and Mechanical Systems

The drivetrain utilizes a manual gear transmission providing 8 forward and 2 reverse speeds, coupled with a 304.8 mm dry disc clutch. The machine is configured as a two-wheel-drive unit and is equipped with power steering and disc brakes to assist in maneuverability and operational control.

Hydraulics and PTO

For implement operation, the tractor is fitted with a rear PTO system delivering 540 RPM at a corresponding engine speed of 1700 RPM. The PTO shaft standard is 1.375 inches.

Dimensions and Chassis

With a wheelbase of 245 cm and an overall length of 364 cm, the Massey Ferguson 1095 weighs 5426 kg. It features an open operator station and maintains a ground clearance of 55 cm. The tractor rides on various agricultural tire configurations, typically utilizing 7.50x18 or 11.0x16 front tires and 18.4-34 or 24.5-32 rear tires.

Conclusion

The Massey Ferguson 1095 is a mechanical, straightforward tractor tailored for row-crop farming. Its combination of a reliable Perkins engine and robust chassis weight makes it suitable for heavy-duty traction tasks in diverse field conditions.

Production Information of Massey Ferguson, 1095

  • Row-Crop tractor
  • Built in Granadero Baigorria, Santa Fe, Argentina
ManufacturerMassey Ferguson

Dimension and Tires Information of Massey Ferguson, 1095

Wheelbase96.5 inches [245 cm]
Weight11964 lbs [5426 kg]
Height (steering wheel)70.9 inches [180 cm]
Length143.7 inches [364 cm]
Ground clearance21.7 inches [55 cm]
Width82.3 inches [209 cm]
Ag front7.50x18
Ag front(optional)23.1-26
Ag rear24.5-32
Ag rear18.4-34
Ag front11.0x16

Engine Specifications of Massey Ferguson, 1095

  • Perkins A.6-354
  • Liquid-cooled
  • Diesel
  • 6-cylinder
StarterElectric
Displacement354 ci [5.8 L]
Compression16:1
Bore/Stroke3.875x5.00 inches [98 x 127 mm]
Starter volts12
Firing order1-5-3-6-2-4
Rated RPM2200
Power95 hp [70.8 kW]

Transmission Information of Massey Ferguson, 1095

Transmission variants 1

TypeGear
Gears8 forward and 2 reverse
Clutch304.8mm dry disc

Mechanical Specs of Massey Ferguson, 1095

  • Two-wheel drive
  • Open operator station.
  • Power steering
  • Disc brakes

Power Information of Massey Ferguson, 1095

Rear PTO Type540 (1.375)
Engine RPM540@1700

Electrical System of Massey Ferguson, 1095

GroundNegative
Battery volts12
Batteries2
Charging systemAlternator
Battery AH86
Charging amps32

Where it sits

With 95 HP, the Massey Ferguson 1095 sits between 1088 (87 HP) and 1098 (106 HP) in Massey Ferguson's range. Its power puts it in the 66th percentile of 1970s models in our database (1259 machines).

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Massey Ferguson 1095 have?

The Massey Ferguson 1095 delivers 95 HP.

What years was the Massey Ferguson 1095 produced?

The Massey Ferguson 1095 was produced in 1972-1977.

What engine does the Massey Ferguson 1095 have?

The Massey Ferguson 1095 is powered by a Diesel, 6-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Massey Ferguson 1095 use?

The Massey Ferguson 1095 uses a Gear transmission.

How much does the Massey Ferguson 1095 weigh?

The Massey Ferguson 1095 weighs 11964 lbs [5426 kg].

Is the Massey Ferguson 1095 4WD?

The Massey Ferguson 1095 is available in 2WD.

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