Massey Ferguson MF345 Xtra | 50 hp

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Massey Ferguson MF345 Xtra | 50 hp

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The Massey Ferguson MF 345 Xtra is a 50 hp utility tractor from the 300 Xtra series, designed primarily for emerging markets (Africa, Middle East, and parts of Asia).
It is known for its “no-nonsense” mechanical design, making it easy to maintain and fuel-efficient.
Below are the detailed technical specifications:

Engine Performance

Max Engine Power: 50 hp (37 kW) @ 2,250 rpm.
Engine Type: Simpson AD 3.152 (3-cylinder, Natural Aspiration).
Capacity/Displacement: 2.5 Liters.
Maximum Torque: 172 Nm @ 1,400 rpm.
Cooling System: Water-cooled with oil bath air cleaner.

Transmission & PTO

Transmission Type: Sliding Spur (Mechanical).
Gearbox: 8 Forward + 2 Reverse.
Max Road Speed: ~30 km/h.
Clutch: Dual Clutch (Cerametallic lining).
PTO Type: Live Single Speed (540 rpm @ 1,789 engine rpm).
PTO Shaft: 35mm diameter / 6 splines.

Hydraulics & Linkage

Functions: Draft control, Position control, Response control, and Constant pumping.
Pump Type: Ferguson “Scotch Yoke” pump.
Oil Flow: 16–17 Liters/min.
Max Lift Capacity: 1,415 kg (at lower link ends).
3-Point Linkage: Cat 1 & 2 with interchangeable balls

Physical Dimensions & Weights

Attribute Specification;
Gross Weight ~1,995 kg.
Wheelbase 1,930 mm.
Overall Length 3,454 mm.
Overall Width 1,676 mm.
Height (Over Exhaust) 2,134 mm.
Ground Clearance 338 mm (under gearbox).
Fuel Tank Capacity 47.5 Liters.

Chassis & Tires

Steering: Mechanical (Manual) steering is standard; Hydrostatic is optional/market-dependent.
Brakes: Mechanical outboard drum brakes (independent or locked together).
Front Tires: 6.00 – 16 (6PR).
Rear Tires: 12.4 / 11 – 28 (6PR).
Note: Features such as the Sun Canopy, Front Weights, and Trailer Tipping Pipe are often included as standard equipment in the “Xtra” package, though specific regional configurations may vary.
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