Massey Ferguson Tractors for Sale in Kenya

For a Kenyan farm combining maize production, livestock feed and daily transport, the useful starting point is the work programme: which jobs the tractor must do, which implements will be used, and when fields are accessible. Murshid Farm Industries supplies Millat Massey Ferguson tractors from Pakistan and helps buyers compare models before requesting shipment through Mombasa.

Millat MF 360 4WD tractor for Kenya buyers

Massey Ferguson tractor models for Kenya

Compare the engine horsepower and drive configuration below. A maize grower choosing a tillage tractor may have different needs from a dairy farm moving feed, manure or trailers between buildings. Share field size, soil condition, slopes, gateways and the busiest seasonal tasks so the quotation matches the work.

Published tractor prices in USD, checked 26 September 2026
ModelHPDriveMain use to discussExport price
MF 240502WDMixed-farm utility and lighter tillageUSD 9,350
MF 260602WDTillage and general farm workUSD 10,900
MF 360602WDCultivation and farm transportUSD 11,650
MF 360604WDTraction-focused cultivationUSD 17,700
MF 375752WDField preparation and trailer workUSD 14,650
MF 375754WDTillage where traction is importantUSD 19,950
MF 385852WDHigher-power field and transport workUSD 15,200
MF 385854WDHigher-power work on difficult groundUSD 20,300

Current export price — subject to confirmation at quotation date. These published tractor prices are not landed-cost quotations. Confirm model, configuration, availability and the named shipment terms with MFI. Freight, insurance, destination taxes, clearance, port charges and inland delivery must be quoted separately where applicable. Implement suitability depends on the actual specification and working conditions.

Massey Ferguson tractor prices for Kenyan buyers

Use the USD figures to compare the machines themselves. A complete Kenya budget also needs the selected implements, packing, shipment to Mombasa and onward transport to the final farm. Ask for those items separately in the formal quotation so two offers can be compared on the same basis. MFI confirms the price and availability at quotation date; this page does not promise local stock in Kenya.

Choosing a tractor for maize, mixed farming and dairy support

MF 375 75 HP for Kenya

MF 375 2WD 75 HP tractor is a 75 HP 2WD option to compare for cultivation and trailer work. Where maize land preparation is the main job, describe the soil, previous crop residue and intended plough or harrow. Choose an implement by its power and linkage requirements rather than assuming the same width works on every field.

MF 385 85 HP for Kenya

The MF 385 2WD 85 HP tractor provides a higher engine-power option for buyers planning heavier field tasks. For mixed farms, list both seasonal cultivation and routine transport requirements; the trailer, load, brakes and route need checking alongside tractor horsepower.

MF 385 4WD for difficult or wet ground

Compare the MF 385 4WD 85 HP tractor when traction is a priority. Four-wheel drive can help use available grip, but it does not make waterlogged or steep ground automatically suitable for work. Tyres, ballast, soil bearing capacity and the operator’s working conditions still matter. The MF 360 4WD 60 HP tractor is a lower-horsepower 4WD alternative to discuss.

Agricultural implements for Kenya

For maize establishment, discuss ploughing or cultivation, seedbed preparation and planting as separate operations. For dairy support, describe mowing, fodder movement, manure handling or trailer duties before choosing equipment. Browse MFI agricultural implements; final matching requires PTO speed and power, linkage, hydraulic requirements and dimensions. Loader work also requires a confirmed mounting and operating specification.

Red tractor with a green front loader and black bucket in a yard
A tractor fitted with a front loader and bucket. For farm handling or dairy-support work, confirm loader mounting and hydraulic requirements.

Shipping tractors to Mombasa, Kenya

Provide the number of tractors, exact drive variants and implements, plus the final Kenyan delivery location. MFI can prepare a packing and freight enquiry around Mombasa. Confirm how the tractor will arrive, what reassembly or unloading equipment will be needed, and who arranges inland movement. Container capacity, freight rates and sailing dates depend on the final cargo and current carrier confirmation.

Yellow boom sprayer tanks and red implement frames packed inside a shipping container
Boom sprayers and implement frames packed inside a container. Include each implement in the packing enquiry for delivery through Mombasa.

Import and export documentation

Agree the invoice, packing list and transport-document details before dispatch, with any origin or inspection documentation specified in the order. Your Kenyan clearing agent should confirm the current requirements for the exact tractor and shipment. Review shipping and document planning; no Kenyan duty or tax rate is included in the website tractor price.

Parts supply and service planning from Pakistan

Plan service items at the same time as the tractor, especially when the farm is far from the receiving port. Send the exact model and, for an existing machine, engine/chassis references and part numbers or clear photographs. MFI parts support can help identify a supply request from Pakistan; confirm compatibility and availability before ordering. Arrange the local workshop and routine servicing independently.

Request a quotation for Kenya

Send the model or horsepower, 2WD or 4WD preference, quantity, maize/mixed-farm/dairy tasks, required implements, Mombasa shipment preference and final delivery town. Include the expected purchasing date and any service-parts list.

Contact MFI for a current export quotation. MFI supplies from Pakistan; the quotation will confirm the exact machine, packing plan and agreed commercial terms.

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