Massey Ferguson 375 4WD is the ultimate upgrade for farmers in Trinidad and Tobago who require the compact agility of a 75HP engine but need the extra “bite” of a four-wheel-drive system. Built with a heavy-duty front axle and superior traction capabilities, this model is specifically suited for the unpredictable tropical weather of the Caribbean. Whether you are navigating the slippery slopes of the Northern Range or working through high-moisture clay in central Trinidad, the MF 375 4WD ensures you never lose momentum when the rain starts.
Technical Specifications
- Engine: Perkins 4.41 High-Performance Diesel, 4-Cylinder
- Horsepower: 75 HP @ 2,200 RPM
- Drive System: 4-Wheel Drive (4WD) with Heavy-Duty Front Axle
- Transmission: 8 Forward, 2 Reverse Sliding Spur Gearbox
- Hydraulics: Ferguson Reciprocating Pump with 16.7 L/min Flow
- Lift Capacity: 2,145 kg – Handles heavy rotavators and ploughs
- Brakes: Hydraulically Actuated, Oil-Immersed Multi-Disc System
- Steering: Hydrostatic Power Steering for sharp turns in tight fields
- Tires: Front 11.2-24, Rear 16.9/14-30
- Fuel Tank: 108 Liters – Maximum uptime for commercial estates
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: Is the MF 375 4WD better than the 2WD for Trinidad’s rainy season?
Answer: Yes. The 4WD system provides improved traction in muddy and wet soil conditions. While the 2WD model performs well on dry land, the MF 375 4WD is better suited for wet regions where field access and stability are important during the rainy season.
Question: Can I use the same implements on the MF 375 4WD as I do on the MF 385?
Answer: Yes. Most implements used in Trinidad and Tobago, including disc ploughs, harrows, and farm trailers, are fully compatible. The MF 375 4WD features a standard Category I and II 3-point linkage, ensuring versatility across different farming applications.
Question: Does the 4WD system require special maintenance in T&T?
Answer: No. The MF 375 4WD is designed with a simple mechanical system. Regular servicing, including checking front axle oil levels, is usually sufficient. Local mechanics across Trinidad and Tobago are experienced in maintaining these tractors.
Question: How is the fuel economy on the 4WD version?
Answer: The MF 375 4WD offers good fuel efficiency, especially in heavy soil conditions. Improved traction reduces wheel slippage, allowing faster and more efficient field operations with lower fuel consumption per acre.
Question: Are spare parts for the 4WD front axle easily available locally?
Answer: Yes. Spare parts for the MF 375 4WD, including drivetrain and axle components, are widely available through agricultural suppliers across Trinidad and Tobago, ensuring reliable long-term support.
