Massey Ferguson 1825E Hydrostat Compact Tractor (24.0 Engine HP)
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- New from Massey Ferguson for 2020 Model Year is the 1825E Compact Tractor. At 24.0 Engine Horsepower and the Hydrostat version producing 19.2 PTO HP. It's a Full Sized Compact Tractor. Replacing the prior model 1726E. New for 2020 are the Iseki 1.49L Engine. Iseki has been a Partner of Massey Ferguson since 1991 manufacturing compact tractors. Now we are bringing Iseki engines back to the 1825E. Engine, Transmission, Rear End and Complete Tractor is Engineered & Manufactured by a single source.
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If in West Central Missouri near Kansas City come visit us at Vahrenberg Implement in Higginsville, Missouri (I-70 and MO 13 Highway) or Online at www.vahrenberg.com
I need to win the lottery. I want one of the 15 series and one of the 18 series! I already have a GC2610.
We have 0% for 84 Months Financing too and Multi-Unit Discount when you buy more than 1 Tractor in a Year. :) Thanks for watching & Commenting!
Vahrenberg Implement . Note to Salesman , Close the Hood from the same side you opened it , you won't have to cut the video next time ....Try it & let me know if it works for you as well as it does for me
I was considering one of these. I pulled the trigger on a Bobcat CT2035. They have really good deals on Bobcat tractors right now. If that wasn't the case I probably would have bought this tractor.
Best of Luck with that Bobcat. Hopefully they will remain in the compact tractor business this time so you can get support. This is the second time they have attempted selling tractors. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@VahrenbergImplement yes I know. They have committed to the long haul according to there lead man for tractors. Supposedly they have a 10 year plan to build everything here in the US. I'd love to have had a MF but couldn't afford it. God bless
Sounds like the same story as last time. It's a big risk but hope for the customers and resale value of their purchase it happens. Guess we will find out in 10 years. Seen a lot of brands come and go and hate see the consumers get the bad end of the draw. One of the reasons I tell customers to look at the Big 5: Massey Ferguson, John Deere, CaseIH, New Holland and now Kubota are all long term companies. Dealers may come and go but the brand will remain and your investment will be protected.
I wouldn't Buy a Bobcat until they start building them in house like they say they will. Until they build a tractor factory I personally wouldn't count on them sticking in the tractor business. I'm not anti bobcat. i love their skid steers and have used them for a long time. I know Iseki builds a lot of the small Masseys, but they are almost part of AGCO at this point. I think AGCO even sells Iseki branded stuff in Australia.
@@VahrenbergImplement I don't think I got the bad end of the deal on this tractor. Its price point blows away the competition and is a better performing tractor than any other brand that i looked at. Bobcat has been in business since the 60's. I highly doubt they are going anywhere.
Like the location of the fuel tank and tool box vs the Kioti but I’m not a fan of the bucket control lever, 400lb less bucket lift capacity, plus I heel toe tranny stinks compared to separate F/R Pedals.
You have to measure Loader Lift Capacity at the same spot Pivot Pin or Bucket Edge and also how high they lift. The higher the lift the harder it is to lift' We did a video to better understand loader lifting capacities: czcams.com/video/Ku4235ImZDQ/video.html Massey Ferguson is very conservative on their rating and some brands out their are overrated.
Massey Ferguson offers different models of tractors. If you want side/side Hydro Pedals in 25HP look at the GC1725MB or the 1526 they offer side/side pedals where the 1800E our economy tractors have single treddle pedal design. Or you can step up HP and get the 1800M Premium Series and they are side/side pedals too!
After using for two years I generally like this unit. However, there are some irritating features: One fuel filter is located UNDER the tractor so I changed that location first chance I got. Next, the hydraulic fluid sight glass in the rear casing is a joke. When the fluid isn't showing in the glass you have no idea if the fluid low or too high. Where's the dipsitck?????? There rear lights are mounted on the outside of the roll bar which makes them prone to be easily knocked off or broken. The step for footing is too close to the unit...would work for a 3 y.o.! The air filter is exorbitantly expensive. It should have come equipped with rear aux hydraulic hookups for a box blade top link, for example. Yeah, I'd have paid an extra $500 for that feature. All in all a good unit, but with some annoying features.
Understand...no company builds a perfect tractor fit every user. Some love the sight glass so they don't have to pull dipstick to look. Walk up and see if it need oil or not. Anywhere in the sight glass is fine for level. Rear Lights are required for tractor manufacturers to have Extremity Lights so other motorists know how wide the vehicle in front of them is. Yes it does make them prone for damage if you get close to trees. They try to keep steps narrow inside all the different tire widths so they don't hit when working near buildings, trees, etc. Be like the lights and people not like damaging their steps. Hydraulics are an option...we sell maybe 1 out of 50 compacts with remote valve. If your not going to use remotes no use making everyone pay for them...if Massey Ferguson added them it would raise the price of the machine even higher. 1 Set of Remote Valves is like $1500 for the Parts Cost. Some of the annoyances are there for a reason. Thanks for the Review. Tell us what you like about the tractor.
This a very nice Massey-Ferguson ! But if I had to choose between this model or the M-F 1526 I would choose the 1526 more HP power at the engine & PTO & it's great that this series 1825E went with Iseki power train & that makes this a more desirable full size compact ! Thanks for another informative video.
That is why Massey Ferguson offers 3 Models of 25HP Compacts to meet the needs of more buyers. GC1725M, 1526 or the 1825E. 3 Models - 3 chassis sizes. Thanks for the comments!
@@VahrenbergImplement Thank You for your reply! I'm looking for the rear working light kit from AGCO for my M-F1526 I have not been able to find the part no. for this item, Do You think You could help me with that item number ? Thank You.
We have started using the Sparex S.118198 Rear Work Like. Sparex is a Division of AGCO Parts and has so great LED Products and less expensive. This model comes with wiring and has switch on the light to turn on/off. Your Massey Ferguson Dealer can order from Sparex.
@@VahrenbergImplement Thank You so much for taking the time to look that part number up Doug! I know several people are looking for these for there M-F 1526 & M-F GC 1723 E & EB & I will post this on TBN. Thank You for always being helpful . & allot members of TBN refer your videos to new M-F's owners or potential owners,Thank You again.
The very first tractor I owned was a 1972 MF 135. Man that thing was a beast. Wnen I bought it, it was 20 years old and had 2700 hours on it. Do any of your 25 h.p. tractors come wit Shuttle Shift Transmission? I'm old school and much prefer the manual transmissions. Thanks for any reply..
That MF135 technology can be found in the 2604H still being built today. It''s our Heritage Model with lots of similarities to the 100 Series and still features the Ferguson System. But the 1800E series does have a Synchro Shuttle Version Available. I have not received any yet but have on order and we will be doing videos as we receive.
Thank you sir. I saw your yesterday's video and you said buy local and I appreciated that very much. I live in the northern panhandle of W.V. My nearest MF dealership is about 45 minutes away from my home. I do appreciate your videos and I get notifications from you. Thank you so much.
We will not sell outside our area of responsibility. There is more than just a price when you buy Massey Ferguson. It's a Partnership for a Lifetime. You deserve more with Massey Ferguson. Someone that will take care of you before, during and most importantly after the sale. Why you need to buy local and support local. That is the only way.
Absolutely, thank you
Im in the works of choosing between this and the mahindra 1626. I dont have a lot of nice things to say about my 2019 gc1723eb. The low hanging fuel tank on this one worries me.
Have yet to have an issue with the Ground Level Fueling on any of the Massey Ferguson Tractors. They have skid plates under them. But I guess it depends on what you are doing with it. Normal Agricultural Use we have not had issues. I even have a professional tree cutter using a Massey Ferguson as Tree Hauling Tractor he bent everything else under the tractor and on top of it but not had a fuel tank issue.
@@VahrenbergImplement love my GC1705, I’ve had her in some nasty situations with no issues, I assume the GC1723 is similar. Mahindra dealers around me are dropping like flies. I’d bet a half dozen have closed or changed brands in the past 2 years.
We are seeing similar things happening in our area too. Many are changing brands or adding additional brands. Personally know several that have added Massey Ferguson Brand to offer a Premium Brand Choice to their dealerships. Massey Ferguson is growing rapidly and 2020 is seeing huge jump in total sales. From approximately 16,000 Tractors sold in North America in 2019 to pushing 18,000 Tractors in 2020 for North America.
Hello, can this be ordered with... R1 tires with spacers and loaded. Extra hydro for grapple. And a heated cab? Also can a backhoe be added that is not a 3 point one? The extra length would make it difficult to load on a trailer.
RA Ag Tires are available option. I would recommend Wheel Weights versus fluid. Fluid reduces tire traction and more expensive if you have to work on a tire. 3rd Function Hydraulic Kit is available for the loader. the 1800E Series do not have a Factory cab but I think Curtis Industries are building Cabs for the 1800E and can have heater installed. Backhoes are available from Massey Ferguson that are subframe mounted and quick detach. Depends on your trailer size and length....they build all kinds of trailers.
Does this 1825E Hydrostat Compact Tractor (24.0 Engine HP) have a wet or dry clutch?
The 1800E Series has Dry Clutch both SynchroShuttle and Hydrostat Models.
Does this loader have a self leveling bucket option? Also, can you put a snowblower on the front end of this tractor?
There is not a Self-Leveling Loader from Massey Ferguson currently. Please request with AGCO Answers877-52-4384 or agcoanswers@agcocorp.com. I keep asking. The "E Series" Tractors do not have Mid-PTO Option. You would need to look at 1526 or GC Series in the 25HP Models or 1800M Series have Mid-PTO and can run front snow blowers.
@@VahrenbergImplement Thank you for the information. I had been looking at the Kubota B-Series for a while now, however I'm kinda liking what I see here in this video. Wasn't aware this model existed.
The 1825E is a New Model for 2020 from Massey Ferguson and has been great seller, hard to keep in stock and get inventory. We finally got one and was able to video. Go visit your local Massey Ferguson dealer. The E Series Massey are very impressive.
Nice. I've been looking at the GC1725M. Will there be an 1825M soon?
There is not a 1825M like in the GC Series. If you want more features take a look at the 1526 it's larger than the GC Series and has more added features than the 1825E. We did a comparison video on the previous models and still very good to compare the major differences: czcams.com/video/uLNvIL8GoQ4/video.html
@@VahrenbergImplement Thanks. Just watched it. MF's numbering scheme is a little confusing, but I did get the idea of size classes from that video.
It's simple. All Compacts & Small Utility the First 2 Numbers are the Series. The Second 2 Number are Engine HP. Except the GC is Garden Compact 17 is the series and 23 is HP for the GC1723E. GC1725M is the 17 Series 25 Engine HP Model. E is the economical Models, Mid is the Mid Speced and S Series are the Superior Features of the Larger Tractors. this Numbering system is for the GC, 1500, 1700, 1800 & 2700 Series Tractors from that model on up to the 8700S Series the first 2 Numbers are Series like all models then the Last 2 Digits you Add a "0" and that is the Engine HP. So 2604H is 2600 Series 40 Engine HP. The "H" is for Heritage Model. 8737S is 8700 Series 370 Engine HP Superior Version, 5711S is 5700 Series 110 Engine HP Superior Features, we also have the 5711in the Global Series that is 5700 Series but without the S is a Mid Spec Offering. THe M is coming soon. But it's 110 Engine HP too. Hope that helps learn the system which is changing with the New 8S Series just announced and now will be 8 Series, S Superior Features and then Engine HP. SO 8S.265 is going to be the new system coming in the future.
@@VahrenbergImplement Simple 😳. I guess if you've been in the industry for a few years it is. That is a great summary though. I'll have to bookmark this for when I'm looking around at different models. Thanks.
Nice tractor's have u demo the gc1725m yet?/and have they made a cab for it?
Yes we have made several videos on the NEW GC Series. Here is the GC1725M: czcams.com/video/VdLokj4uiis/video.html. Curtis Industries makes a Cab Option for GC, 1526 and 1700E/1800E Series Tractors
Is there an ECU in the 1825-E? I noticed the tach needle jump and drop when the key was turn. Definitely not normal with analog gauges.
There is not an Engine Computer. It is Digital Controlled Dash.
@@VahrenbergImplement According to the build sheet provided by my local dealer with the quote 2 days ago it specifically states, “Electronic Engine Control”. The salesman confirmed this in our conversation stating it was necessary to control the high input fuel rail or something of that sort. Since all 3 tractors in the 1800 series use the same engine, it’s easier to program the EEC to work without the DPF and turbo rather than replacing the fuel injection system.
Price Book says Electronic Engine Control but I physically went out and looked at 1825E and 1840E we just received. If you look at Right Side of the Engine where fuel system is located. 1825E has Mechanical Injection Pump and Injectors with Electronic Shut-Off and no ECU. The 1835E/1840E has High Pressure Pump with Common Rail and Electronic Controlled Injectors and has ECU up in front on top of the Radiator. Easy to see if you pop the hood. Bet you can see if you watch our videos to see the ECU for the 1835E & 1840E and not on the 1825E.
@@VahrenbergImplement Thank you for your response! I think this will sway my decision to buy MF. Unfortunately Kubota only cares about sales and not about the customer. This is my experience with 4 separate Kubota dealers. Whereas the MF dealers have been nothing but warm, friendly and informative. Thank you again for this info, it is greatly appreciated!
Your Welcome. Glad we could help.
Do these come with block heaters?
Block Heater is optional dealer installed accessory.
What is that noise when driving?
Hydrostat whine? Since hydros are fluid control transmission you here some "whine" compared to the Gear Transmission.
@@VahrenbergImplement I did some research after I asked the question. I now know what a Hydrostatic Transmission is. I bought my first tractor; Massey Ferguson 1835EH and it has a Hydrostatic Transmission. I thought I was doing something wrong or had a malfunctioning machine. So I asked.
Thanks for responding!
Cast aluminum rear end or cast iron?
A magnet sticks to both the Transmission and Rear End Housing. That's the easy way to find out. Get more Heavy Metal with Massey Ferguson.
Is cruise control an option?
Cruise is not an option in the 1800E Series. E Series Tractors are simple, basic tractors without all the bells and whistle. If you need Cruise the 1526 or 1800M Series Tractors feature that option.
Can you add a backhoe to this tractor.
Yes Backhoe can be added this is the previous generation 1700E and Previous CB75 Bachoe and would attach and operate the same as the Current Model 1800E & BH3222 Backhoe. czcams.com/video/K4WnE2fJsKc/video.html
Thank you, I thought so but was unsure.
Is a mmm available on the 1825?
the 1800E series do not offer a Mid PTO so the only Finish Mower option is a 3 Point Mounted.
If you don't mind, which models above a subcompact do they offer with a mmm? Thanks!
1526, 1835M & 1840M are Mid Mount Mower Compatible.
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We love it too! Thanks for Watching!
I been hearing that the new global series is poorly designed. But also a bad design, Is that true?
We have sold a pile of Global Series Tractors and they have been extremely dependable and loaded with more Standard Features than the competition. Maybe the competition is trying to help and spreading rumors but we are having great performance and reliability from all the Global Series.
Thanks!
Heal/toe is so old school and such a turnoff. Kubota and MF need to listen to users. I don’t know anyone who likes these. I was interested until I saw that. Oh well, next…
Massey Ferguson offers Both Style. The E Series more economical tractors are heal toe pedal and the Premium M Series Tractors have side by side suspended hydro pedals. Or in the 25 HP class the 1526 offers side by side though the floor pedals. Massey Ferguson provides options as we have some that are use to heal toe pedal and that is what they want. With Massey Ferguson we have products to fit both operators needs.
I don't see what the issue is. Works fine.