This guide helps Nigerian farms and importers assess the standard MF 385 4WD when driven-wheel traction is a priority. MFI supplies this 85 HP Millat Massey Ferguson tractor from Pakistan. Compare it with the 2WD machine on the work required and with the Deluxe version only after checking the exact specification.

MF 385 4WD price for Nigerian buyers
The standard MF 385 4WD 85 HP tractor is listed at USD 20,300, checked 26 September 2026. Current export price — subject to confirmation at quotation date. This is the published tractor price. The actual Nigeria offer must identify the exact model, tyres and included equipment, and separately state freight and any agreed insurance or destination services.
MF 385 4WD specification highlights
- Engine output
- 85 HP at 2,200 rpm
- Drive
- 4WD, standard MF 385 variant
- Engine
- Four-cylinder diesel with 4.1-litre capacity
- Gear selection
- Eight forward ratios and two reverse ratios
- Steering
- Hydrostatic assistance
The manufacturer’s 2026 MF 385 4WD specification sheet supports these highlights. Specifications can change; confirm the tractor supplied against the order. The engine rating should not be treated as PTO power.

Traction questions for Nigerian field work
Describe where grip is limiting the operation: loose soil, a demanding tillage pass, undulating land or seasonal field access. Include the implement, working width and depth. Four-wheel drive can help make use of available ground contact, but it does not guarantee access to waterlogged land, safe operation on every slope or a particular productivity gain. Tyres, ballast and operating conditions need a model-specific review.
Compare 4WD with 2WD before confirming the order
If the workload is mainly suitable firm-ground transport, check the trailer combination and route before deciding what drive configuration is needed. If pulling an implement in the field is the priority, assess traction and power together. Compare the standard MF 385 2WD 85 HP using the same equipment list, and do not combine its price with the 4WD specification.
Implement and attachment checks
Provide the intended plough, harrow, tiller, planter, sprayer or trailer specification. The MFI implements range is a starting point for discussion; PTO speed and power, linkage, hydraulics and dimensions must match. Any loader or other attachment needs its mounting and operating requirements checked independently. Do not assume the 4WD badge establishes compatibility with every heavy attachment.
CBU, SKD and the receiving workshop
Agree the export packing method before pricing container use. With SKD, clarify which components are removed and how they are labelled, packed and checked on arrival. Identify technicians, tools and lifting equipment for reassembly, and agree the inspections before use. The Nigeria SKD guide explains these responsibilities. Packing quantities and damage-free delivery are not guaranteed by a general model guide.

Shipping to Apapa and planning support parts
Give the receiving port, final delivery location and full cargo list so the freight and inland stages can be reviewed. Request initial service parts against the exact 4WD model and ask MFI to confirm availability. Agree shipment documents with MFI and current import requirements with your clearing agent. No local Nigerian stock, duty exemption or fixed transit time is implied.
Request a quotation for an MF 385 4WD for Nigeria
Send the standard or Deluxe preference, quantity, tyre requirements, equipment list, field conditions and receiving port. For SKD orders, include the receiving workshop’s assembly plan. Request a formal USD quotation with all inclusions and exclusions stated.
Contact MFI for a current export quotation. MFI supplies from Pakistan; the quotation will confirm the exact machine, packing plan and agreed commercial terms.