Massey Ferguson 2800 Fuel, Cooling, Starting & Service Specs
Starter volts
12
Battery volts
12
Massey Ferguson 2800 Horsepower Comparison Charts
PTO horsepower comparison
This model
190 hp
Average
175 hp
Low
100 hp
High
320 hp
Displacement comparison
This model
640 ci
Average
520 ci
Low
360 ci
High
750 ci
Rated RPM comparison
This model
2,500 rpm
Average
2,100 rpm
Low
1,600 rpm
High
2,500 rpm
Engine size per PTO HP
This model
3.4 ci/hp
Average
3.3 ci/hp
Low
2 ci/hp
High
5.2 ci/hp
Benchmarks use practical low, average and high ranges for the large ag tractor category. Use the operator manual and actual engine/tractor configuration before sizing implements or judging working power.
Massey Ferguson 2800 Horsepower FAQ
How much PTO horsepower does the Massey Ferguson 2800 have?
The listed PTO output is 190 hp, close to the 175 hp benchmark average. Use 190 PTO hp as the practical implement-sizing number.
How big is the Massey Ferguson 2800 engine?
The engine displacement is 640 ci, above the 520 ci benchmark average. Bigger displacement can help low-rpm pull and load-holding feel.
Is the Massey Ferguson 2800 engine stressed for its PTO horsepower?
The engine has about 3.4 cubic inches per PTO hp, using 640 ci and 190 PTO hp. That is close to the normal benchmark for this category.
How much PTO horsepower per liter does the Massey Ferguson 2800 make?
The output density is about 18.1 PTO hp per liter, using 190 PTO hp and 10.5 L of displacement. Higher hp/L means more output squeezed from each liter; lower hp/L usually means a more relaxed engine tune.
What rpm is the Massey Ferguson 2800 rated at?
The rated speed is 2,500 rpm, above the 2,100 rpm benchmark average. A higher 2,500 rpm rating can make power well but may feel busier under load.
Official information note
Horsepower and engine specs can vary by year, market, engine option, fuel system, test standard and tractor configuration. Check the operator manual, spec plate, parts book and official masseyferguson.com website before buying parts, sizing implements or making repair decisions.
