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Ferguson Enthusiasts Page.

The Ferguson Tractor began with a partnership between Harry Ferguson and Henry Ford.

The web site on which to get books about your Ferguson Tractor.

Agriculture has been, and remains, a vitally important industry in Ireland. It is appropriate then that it is an Irish engineer who is credited with revolutionising not only Irish but world agriculture. Harry Ferguson didn't invent the tractor, but he dramatically changed its design, and the way it is used with accessories.

This site is devoted to antique Ferguson tractors, from the mid 1930's Ferguson-Brown and later Ford-Ferguson models (9n and 2n, made beginning in 1939 and 1942 respectively), the 1940's Coventry and Detroit Ferguson models, to the late 1950's and early 1960's models made by Massey-Harris-Ferguson. Thanks for visiting and looking at the "Fergies".

The Operators Manual and the Technical Manual are available here for free download in Adobe PDF format about MF 130 Tractor.

Harry Ferguson (1884-1960) was the son of an Irish farmer. He was young when he showed he had genius for mechanics. Indeed, during his early twenties, he worked for his brother as a mechanic and a race pilot.