Compare/Massey Ferguson 595 vs Massey Ferguson 699

Massey Ferguson 595 vs Massey Ferguson 699

Verdict: Massey Ferguson 595 vs Massey Ferguson 699

The Massey Ferguson 595 and the Massey Ferguson 699 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Massey Ferguson 595 leads on rated power with 87 hp against 86 hp. Massey Ferguson 699 is the lighter machine (8,304 kg vs 9,040 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Massey Ferguson 699 holds more fuel (145.0 L vs 127.9 L) for longer stints between fills. Massey Ferguson 699 is the newer design (1984 vs 1974). In short: choose the Massey Ferguson 595 for outright pulling power, or the Massey Ferguson 699 if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.

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Massey Ferguson

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Best match

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Massey Ferguson

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Rated power

87 hp

86 hp

Confidence

98%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

Massey FergusonReference

By 1980, Massey Ferguson model 595 tractors sold in certain markets were equipped with turbochargers.Reference

Gear 2HL used for pull test.Reference

Final drives

outboard planetaryReference

planetaryReference

Steering

hydrostatic powerReference

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Differential lock

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mechanical rearReference

Engine

Fuel tank

127.9 LReference

145.0 LReference

Engine

64.7 kWReference

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Displacement

5.2 LReference

5.8 LReference

Bore/Stroke

114 x 127 mmReference

98 x 127 mmReference

Power

64.7 kWReference

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Rated RPM

2000Reference

2200Reference

Torque

343.1 NmReference

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Torque RPM

1300Reference

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Starter volts

12Reference

Drawbar (tested)

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51.7 kWReference

Power at rated engine speed

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64.0 kWReference

Max power

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51.7 kWReference

Transmission

Multi-PowerReference

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Gears

8 forward and 2 reverseReference

12 forward and 4 reverseReference

PTO & Hydraulics

Type

partial power shiftReference

synchromeshReference

Pressure

165.5 barReference

172.4 barReference

Pump flow

25.4 lpmReference

26.5 lpmReference

Rear Type

2Reference

IIReference

Control

position and draft control with top-link sensingReference

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Rear lift

2449 kgReference

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Rear PTO

independentReference

Clutch

305mm dry discReference

dry discReference

Rear PTO Type

1000 (1.375)Reference

540/1000Reference

Engine RPM

1000@2000Reference

1000@1900Reference

PTO (claimed)

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63.4 kWReference

PTO (tested)

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64.0 kWReference

Valves

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2 or 3Reference

Total flow

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64.3 lpmReference

Rear lift (at 24"/610mm)

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2385 kgReference

Power at rated PTO speed

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58.2 kWReference

Dimensions

Wheelbase

260 cmReference

258 cmReference

Weight

4490 kgReference

8304 to 10325 poundsReference

Front tire

11.00-16Reference

10.00-16Reference

Rear tire

16.9-38 (2WD)Reference

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Standard tires (ag)

Front: 12.4-28. Rear: 16.9-38 (4WD)Reference

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Length

446 cmReference

432 cmReference

Height (cab)

262 cmReference

271 cmReference

2WD Rear tire

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18.4-34Reference

2WD Standard tires (ag)

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Front: 10.00-16. Rear: 18.4-34Reference

4WD Standard tires (ag)

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Front: 14.9-24. Rear: 18.4-34Reference

Width

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205 cmReference

2WD Front tread

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162 to 195 cmReference

4WD Front tread

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167 to 187 cmReference

Rear tread

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152 to 243 cmReference

2WD ROPS Shipping

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3766 kgReference

2WD Cab Shipping

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4129 kgReference

4WD ROPS Shipping

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4207 kgReference

4WD Cab Shipping

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4570 kgReference

Operating

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4683 kgReference

Ballasted

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5867 kgReference

Variants

699

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2WDReference

699-4

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4WDReference

Electrical

Ground

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negativeReference

Charging system

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alternatorReference

Charging amps

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55Reference

Battery volts

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12Reference

Test results

Fuel use

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19.7 l/hourReference

Max pull

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3954 kgReference

Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.