I've had mine for 12 years this year, never missed a beat, 53 plate, got nearly 9k hours and runs a John Deere F440r baler every summer in my contracting business, and on a hedge cutter all winter. She's outlasted a T3 6480. Don't think i would have the heart to sell her. Thanks for your videos 😊
A fellow fan! I won't part with mine, and I can see a time when the next generation of enthusiasts will be looking for well maintained tidy examples like ours to restore. Because they are so simple and easy to work on. Thanks for watching.
This tractor brings back a lot of memories for me. I'm french (sorry for my not perfect english) and my dad is a farmer. Back in 2003 or 2004, I dont' remember exactly, I was only 5 or 6 years old, this new tractor came in the farm, to replace the old 3085. It was beautiful, and one of the biggest tractor I've seen at the time. I remember that the front suspension was mind blowing for me, seeing the front moving up and down at the touch of a button, It was magic for me. I spend lot and lot of hours in with my father, plowing, and cutivating and lot of others things. It was a beast. The sound of the engine was incredible, and it was quite reliable. I learn to drive it at 8, and plowing, and cultivating my self after that. I loved this tractor, love the gearbox, the engine. It was as you said, simple. But for 120 hp, it was realy a powerful thing. Pulling a kuhn optimer 5 m behind him, a 18 tonnes trailer full of silage, he was doing it. Sadly, last year the tractor was sold for a more powerful fendt, a 714, which I don't really like, I am not a fond of the vario gearbox.... 6465 dynashift, one of the last real massey ferguson as you said.
Nice handy looking tractor, not too big and awkward for a smaller jobs not too small for big jobs!! If it's like any of the Massey Ferguson's we ever ran they seem to be pretty easy on fuel,
I like a man who is enthusiastic about his breed of tractor.. Nothing ever been wrong with a Massey, incidently there was a few for sale at cheffins on Saturday gone. It was this northerners first visit and I throughly enjoyed it...👍
Good tractor review 👍 never driven a Dyna 6 but hear lots of people say the Dyna4 is much better 💪 closest I got to the 64 was a 6290 an it was a great tractor 👌
Nice One Brother, really gives food for thought,, Our customer has one but really doesnt like it, I drove it on the fire Bowser and it handled 7 to 8 Thousands Litres of Water no problem just Shaky off road im going to check the numbers next Week
Just found your channel via a link from Lord Muck. I love the system and still have the metal lapel badge from back in the day. Dad bought a new TE 20 in the early fifties which we used for twenty years, then the 35,135,65 .Still have the book that came with the “grey fergy”in the farm desk along with loads of other like stuff I can’t throw away but which no doubt will end up in a skip when I join the majority.ha.
Good to see you in your own video, saw you earlier with his lordship, questioning your shopping for spares for the 1080. Good to see some baling and the 165 and when the heat is off back to some spanner work in the workshop.
Massey are so good at building simple handy tractors like your 6465, reminds me a lot of our 5475, it’s identical spec with dyna 4, but with sisu engine by that time, keep the Massey films coming 👍
Fab video, Ive a Perkins 2 6480 dyna 6 lovely tractor, but I still prefer the dynashift gearbox like you have, I think it's because you actually choose a gear via a gearlever based on what you think you need. Pre select on Dyna 6 means you return to the same start off gear at every junction, but as we all know not every junction is the same. Dynashift is just so easy to use, shame they ever stopped installing it.
I completely agree with the Dyna 6. Also, the ones I used to drive were very slow to pick up when pulling away from a standstill. Dynashift every time! Thanks for watching.
Pretty much the same tractor as my 6465. They are just so simple and nice to operate. I can bale for two days on less than a tank. Thanks for watching.
I used to drive one of those as well. Neighbors could never believe such a small tractor could put out so much pull. I agree, the Tier 2 64 series will be amongst the next generation of classics
The last big Massey I operated before retiring from farming due to health issues was a 6180 and like you said most of the controls were exactly the same, like you I thought it was a lovely place to spend a day working, Love the videos and would like very much to see the Massey 6465 baling.
I have driven plenty of newer tractors, just can't find anything that is really so much better to drive to make me want to change. Thanks for watching and you will get a baling video next week I would think.
It is, but round here isn't that rough and I don't really miss it. If I ever change, I will probably get it, and a suspended cab too. Thanks for watching.
Left ag engineering 20 + years ago just as the 6200 series were coming in. Always rated the 3125 as the best Massey since the 135. Virtually bullet proof unless you had a 'clutchy' operator. Always thought the 6100 / 8100 range would suffer with poor electronics in later life and from what I hear, I dont think that I was too far out. Never driven a 6465, but it appears to be very familar in the cab. Sat in an 8S at a ploughing match last autumn and didnt have a clue what was what. Glad im out of the game now, especially with the heat we're having this harvest.
@@robertallen3441 Which I have done more of this year than I have actually spent baling. It seems hardly a day has gone by without some combine incident.
Hi Clarance, Just wondering could you help, to make a long story short could you tell me differences between Mk 1 & Mk 2 MF65 , would appreciate any help thanks 👍
As far as I am aware, the only real difference was the MK1 had a Perkins 4.192 indirect injection engine. The MK2 had a 4.203 direct injection engine which was a 4.192 with a bigger bore and a different head. Everything else was pretty much the same I think.
To be fair, most stuff of that era is great, there no stupid emissions to break. They also have a few modern bits but not too much to go wrong. I keep looking at red things and blue things😬 then something with a star turns my head 🤣🤦♂
That's true, I think the lack of electronics will make sure they become the next generation of classics. I'm the same with me and workshop equipment. If I see it, I need it 😂
@@ClarenceFudWeasel thank you for posting these videos. I used help the neighbors with silage in the 80s! Drew in with a 165. I don’t think it had multi power.
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I've had mine for 12 years this year, never missed a beat, 53 plate, got nearly 9k hours and runs a John Deere F440r baler every summer in my contracting business, and on a hedge cutter all winter. She's outlasted a T3 6480. Don't think i would have the heart to sell her. Thanks for your videos 😊
A fellow fan! I won't part with mine, and I can see a time when the next generation of enthusiasts will be looking for well maintained tidy examples like ours to restore. Because they are so simple and easy to work on. Thanks for watching.
This tractor brings back a lot of memories for me. I'm french (sorry for my not perfect english) and my dad is a farmer. Back in 2003 or 2004, I dont' remember exactly, I was only 5 or 6 years old, this new tractor came in the farm, to replace the old 3085. It was beautiful, and one of the biggest tractor I've seen at the time. I remember that the front suspension was mind blowing for me, seeing the front moving up and down at the touch of a button, It was magic for me.
I spend lot and lot of hours in with my father, plowing, and cutivating and lot of others things. It was a beast. The sound of the engine was incredible, and it was quite reliable. I learn to drive it at 8, and plowing, and cultivating my self after that. I loved this tractor, love the gearbox, the engine. It was as you said, simple. But for 120 hp, it was realy a powerful thing. Pulling a kuhn optimer 5 m behind him, a 18 tonnes trailer full of silage, he was doing it. Sadly, last year the tractor was sold for a more powerful fendt, a 714, which I don't really like, I am not a fond of the vario gearbox....
6465 dynashift, one of the last real massey ferguson as you said.
Merci beaucoup pour vos mémoires et merci d'avoir regardé.
Nice handy looking tractor, not too big and awkward for a smaller jobs not too small for big jobs!! If it's like any of the Massey Ferguson's we ever ran they seem to be pretty easy on fuel,
I forgot to mention that, it's very light on fuel, I can bale for two days easily on one tank full.
I like a man who is enthusiastic about his breed of tractor.. Nothing ever been wrong with a Massey, incidently there was a few for sale at cheffins on Saturday gone. It was this northerners first visit and I throughly enjoyed it...👍
I'll be at Cheffins again in the next week or two, probably on the lookout for another project that I don't need...
Thanks for watching.
Good tractor review 👍 never driven a Dyna 6 but hear lots of people say the Dyna4 is much better 💪 closest I got to the 64 was a 6290 an it was a great tractor 👌
Well if you liked the 6290, then the 64 series like mine took something good and made it even better!
Thanks for watching.
She might be 15 yrs old, but looks like new. That shows the care it has given. Informative for those of us not farmers. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Nice One Brother, really gives food for thought,, Our customer has one but really doesnt like it, I drove it on the fire Bowser and it handled 7 to 8 Thousands Litres of Water no problem just Shaky off road im going to check the numbers next Week
Great video and great contents keep them coming 👍
Thank you for watching.
Excellent video - looking forward to your future videos!
Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
Just found your channel via a link from Lord Muck. I love the system and still have the metal lapel badge from back in the day.
Dad bought a new TE 20 in the early fifties which we used for twenty years, then the 35,135,65 .Still have the book that came with the “grey fergy”in the farm desk along with loads of other like stuff I can’t throw away but which no doubt will end up in a skip when I join the majority.ha.
Thanks for watching, I hope you find something to interest you here.
Good to see you in your own video, saw you earlier with his lordship, questioning your shopping for spares for the 1080. Good to see some baling and the 165 and when the heat is off back to some spanner work in the workshop.
Thanks for watching, I have a few things in the pipeline that I think you will enjoy.
Enjoyed the video. Thanks Clarence.👍
Thank you for watching.
Absolutely super video. Really enjoyed that. Thanks
Glad to hear it! Thank you for taking the time to watch it.
Sir I think you would fit in with almost all Irish farmers and their love of the dynashift tractors, and everything you mentioned in the video
They clearly have good taste! Thanks for watching.
Massey are so good at building simple handy tractors like your 6465, reminds me a lot of our 5475, it’s identical spec with dyna 4, but with sisu engine by that time, keep the Massey films coming 👍
True, they are definitely going to be in the next generation of classics I think.
There's plenty more film on the way, thanks for watching.
Fab video, Ive a Perkins 2 6480 dyna 6 lovely tractor, but I still prefer the dynashift gearbox like you have, I think it's because you actually choose a gear via a gearlever based on what you think you need. Pre select on Dyna 6 means you return to the same start off gear at every junction, but as we all know not every junction is the same.
Dynashift is just so easy to use, shame they ever stopped installing it.
I completely agree with the Dyna 6. Also, the ones I used to drive were very slow to pick up when pulling away from a standstill. Dynashift every time!
Thanks for watching.
We have a 2008 5465 dyna 4,sounds great never let's us down, we just can't get rid of it, does everything we need it to
Pretty much the same tractor as my 6465. They are just so simple and nice to operate. I can bale for two days on less than a tank.
Thanks for watching.
Used to work on a farm that had a tier 2 6480 dyna 6, absolute cracker of a tractor a modern classic for sure.
I used to drive one of those as well. Neighbors could never believe such a small tractor could put out so much pull. I agree, the Tier 2 64 series will be amongst the next generation of classics
The last big Massey I operated before retiring from farming due to health issues was a 6180 and like you said most of the controls were exactly the same, like you I thought it was a lovely place to spend a day working, Love the videos and would like very much to see the Massey 6465 baling.
I have driven plenty of newer tractors, just can't find anything that is really so much better to drive to make me want to change. Thanks for watching and you will get a baling video next week I would think.
6180 is very similar back end to my Renault and the 7618
@@farmerlamb2372 I think the Renault and the Massey back end were both made by Gima in France, I believe Owned by Agco.
Lovely sound
When it's really working, it just sounds perfect.
Thanks for watching.
spent a couple of days ploughing with a 6280, the best sounding exhaust note in the business!, even sweeter than a Case MX
I agree, nothing quite like it.
Thanks for watching.
Great stuff Clarence, very nice well looked after tractor , fair play👌👍😎
Thank you. I like to keep it clean, it's pretty much my home at this time of year.
Thanks for watching.
The dynashift is a very functional transmission, have found front suspended axle most beneficial over rough ground
It is, but round here isn't that rough and I don't really miss it. If I ever change, I will probably get it, and a suspended cab too. Thanks for watching.
Very enjoyable. Thanks. Looking forward to the ugly delete on the 1080
Glad you enjoyed it, I'll try to get something ready in the next few days.
Left ag engineering 20 + years ago just as the 6200 series were coming in. Always rated the 3125 as the best Massey since the 135. Virtually bullet proof unless you had a 'clutchy' operator. Always thought the 6100 / 8100 range would suffer with poor electronics in later life and from what I hear, I dont think that I was too far out. Never driven a 6465, but it appears to be very familar in the cab. Sat in an 8S at a ploughing match last autumn and didnt have a clue what was what. Glad im out of the game now, especially with the heat we're having this harvest.
Aircon is a wonderful thing 🙂
Thanks for watching
@@ClarenceFudWeasel Not when your outside the cab with your head buried in the guts of a combine its not.
@@robertallen3441 Which I have done more of this year than I have actually spent baling. It seems hardly a day has gone by without some combine incident.
Nice bit of kit that. Far bigger than I might ever need as a shepherd but very nice. What is the road speed on one of those?
THis has a 40k transmission, and without front suspension, you really don't want more than that!
Subbed to your channel like how you explain about different tractors
Tell us about the bailer.
Thanks for joining, there's a baler video on the way.
Great video
Thank you very much.
Really nice tractor is there a smaller 4cyl model in that range similar to a 3070 think they're a good tractor for a small farm 👍
6455 I think was the smallest, Perkins 1104 and about 109HP, very similar to a 3070, as you say.
Thanks for watching.
😎😎😎😎😎👍
Hi Clarance, Just wondering could you help, to make a long story short could you tell me differences between Mk 1 & Mk 2 MF65 , would appreciate any help thanks 👍
As far as I am aware, the only real difference was the MK1 had a Perkins 4.192 indirect injection engine. The MK2 had a 4.203 direct injection engine which was a 4.192 with a bigger bore and a different head. Everything else was pretty much the same I think.
@@ClarenceFudWeasel Thanks very much for replying much appreciated 👍👍👍
To be fair, most stuff of that era is great, there no stupid emissions to break. They also have a few modern bits but not too much to go wrong. I keep looking at red things and blue things😬 then something with a star turns my head 🤣🤦♂
That's true, I think the lack of electronics will make sure they become the next generation of classics.
I'm the same with me and workshop equipment. If I see it, I need it 😂
Lovely tractor would make a fine up grade to our 3085. What did your 6465 replace?
It replaced a 3085, which I wish I still had.
Thanks for watching.
My cold snack has gone very luke warm. Is it that time again yet?
I think so!
Yes, great tractor, mechanical design/reliability improved from the 3000/6100/6200 series. Had you small rev on it or does it idle at 950rpm?
It's normally about 700, I had a little bit on for the aircon.
Thanks for watching.
What year was it made? Got it 2007. Nice tractor and video. How many hours?
Just over 7000 hours. Thanks for watching.
@@ClarenceFudWeasel thank you for posting these videos. I used help the neighbors with silage in the 80s! Drew in with a 165. I don’t think it had multi power.
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