Our neighbour, the late Ken Briggs, had a Massey Ferguson 65 MK1 and used it for most of his farming life. I would say parts for the A4-203 are more commonly available than the A4-192, but for both, you won’t be short on what’s needed to maintain these engines. Having had experiences of both, I think they are generally good engines.
It’s hard to say which was the better engine as I’ve heard good and bad reports on both. The 65 also was fitted with a Perkins engine, the first one being the A4-192, followed by the A4-203 in the 65 MK2. Launched in 1958, the Massey Ferguson 65 rather fell into the background as the 35 gained popularity when it had the Perkins engine fitted.
If you fancy the 35s big brother, let’s have a look at this model in more detail and see if it’s right for you. Alan Braithwaite from the Worcestershire/Shropshire border loves his Massey Ferguson 65, which he uses for competition ploughing.
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