David Griffin, Deer Trail, NC 
Cloud 10 Sweepstakes winner of Massey Ferguson 1635 compact tractor

"I have a small John Deere tractor, so this is our first experience with a Massey Ferguson. We really like our 1635 tractor. It is bigger than I expected and really easy to use. It maneuvers well – the tractor turns tight if I need to make a tight turn. Mine has a shuttle-shift transmission and a tilt steering wheel; it’s just like driving a car."

"The folks at the Massey Ferguson dealership in Statesville are absolutely the nicest people in that type of business I’ve ever dealt with. We’ll do our own regular maintenance and minor repairs on the tractor, but if there is ever anything major, we will take it back to Statesville Tractor. When I was there, the dealer did tell me, when he sells one of these tractors, they never come back. He doesn’t have any trouble with them, so I expect the tractor will be very reliable."

Steven Wernick, New Windsor, MD

"After spending nearly two years searching for a tractor I chose Massey Ferguson for its durability and reliability. My Massey Ferguson 2300 tractor is very durable - I like that its made mostly out of metal and not plastic - and it's easy to use. It feels just like I'm driving a car. I mostly use my tractor for mowing grass. It does an excellent job and the bagger picks up clippings nicely."

Lee Cicciarelli, Pace, FL

“I really like how operator friendly my new Massey Ferguson 1528 tractor is - the operator platform is very convenient. It is smooth to drive with a quiet engine and it is very competitively priced. My main uses are recreational; I use it to plow and disc land in order to plant food plots to help with deer hunting.”

Matt Keck, North Jackson, OH

“Right from the start the dealership was great, I picked Massey Ferguson based on their strong background, features and benefits, and ease of operation. The size, horsepower and compact size of the tractor makes moving dirt and mowing grass easy. I generally use my Massey Ferguson GC2600 for mowing around my small farm as well as grooming baseball fields – a lot of volunteer work is being done on it.”