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Ferguson
Explore 12 farm tractor models. Follow a model into its engine specifications, transmissions, dimensions, historical photographs, and available test records.
About Ferguson
Harry Ferguson developed a tractor-and-implement system that made the three-point hitch central to farming. After partnerships with David Brown and Ford, his business combined with Massey-Harris in 1953.
- Beginning
- Tractor and implement development during the early twentieth century
- Founder / origin
- Harry Ferguson
- Known for
- The Ferguson System and three-point implement linkage
- Sale / later history
- Joined Massey-Harris in 1953; later Massey Ferguson branding
History and legacy
Early sales of other makers’ tractors led Ferguson to focus on better implement attachment. Short-lived manufacturing agreements preceded the Standard-built Ferguson tractors. The 1953 transaction is distinct from the earlier break with Ford and the later adoption of the Massey Ferguson name.
Sources & further reading
- TractorData — Ferguson history and model archive (opens in a new tab)
- Museum of English Rural Life — Massey Ferguson archive (opens in a new tab)
History reviewed 2026-10-20.
Showing 12 of 12 models
F-40
1956–1957
36 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
TO-35
1954–1960
36 hp
Engine estimate from PTO power
2WD Only
Drive
FE-35
1956–1960
34 hp
Source index power
2WD Only
Drive
TO-30
1951–1954
31 hp
Engine estimate from PTO power
2WD Only
Drive
FF 30
1957–1958
30 hp
Source index power
2WD Only
Drive
TE-20
1946–1948
28 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
TEF-20
1951–1956
28 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
TO-20
1948–1951
28 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
TEA-20
1948–1956
26 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
A
1936–1937
20 hp
Source index power
2WD Only
Drive
Pony
1952–1954
12 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
TEA-20
1953–1957
Power not listed
No index power figure
2WD Only
Drive
Index power values can include estimates derived from belt or PTO power. They are identified on each model card and are not interchangeable with a measured engine rating. Model years and missing values follow the source index.