This guide is for Nigerian buyers comparing the 75 HP MF 375 2WD for cultivation and farm transport. MFI supplies the Millat-made tractor from Pakistan. Use the model details below to prepare a specific enquiry, then confirm the implements, packing and Apapa shipment requirements in a written quotation.
MF 375 price for Nigeria
The current MFI website price for the standard MF 375 2WD 75 HP tractor is USD 14,650, checked 26 September 2026. Current export price — subject to confirmation at quotation date. This is a tractor price, not a delivered Nigeria price. Specify accessories and implements separately and confirm the offer’s inclusions, validity and named shipment terms.
MF 375 2WD specification highlights
- Engine rating
- 75 HP at 2,200 rpm
- Drive configuration
- 2WD
- Engine
- Four-cylinder diesel; 4.1-litre capacity
- Transmission
- Eight forward ratios and two reverse ratios
- Steering
- Hydrostatic assistance
These highlights are drawn from the Millat MF 375 specification sheet and the matching MFI product listing. Confirm the supplied configuration on the proforma invoice. Engine horsepower is distinct from the power available at the PTO.
When to compare this model for a Nigerian farm
Start with the soil-working implement and workload. For a farm planning ploughing, harrowing or ridging, provide the implement’s specification, working width, intended depth and field conditions. For mixed tractor and trailer duties, list the loaded trailer, ground and travel route. A 75 HP engine rating alone does not confirm towing limits, suitable implement size or performance on every soil.
MF 375 2WD or MF 375 4WD?
The 2WD guide applies to the standard configuration linked above. If traction on loose or difficult ground is the main concern, also compare the MF 375 4WD 75 HP. Keep the two specifications and prices separate. Describe soil and slope conditions so the drive choice is tied to the actual work rather than a general preference for more power.
Implements to specify with an MF 375
Discuss ploughs, harrows, ridgers, tillers, planters or trailers from the MFI implements range. MFI must check the chosen attachment against PTO speed and power, linkage, hydraulic requirements and dimensions. If you already own an implement, send its identification plate and specification instead of ordering a tractor on an assumed match.
CBU or SKD shipment to Nigeria
For one farm tractor, compare the arrival condition, unloading equipment and assembly needed under the proposed packing method. For an importer’s batch, request a model-specific SKD plan and identify the Nigerian workshop responsible for reassembly and checks. Review the Nigeria SKD packing guide; neither container quantity nor freight savings can be guaranteed before the exact plan is agreed.
Apapa freight, documents and parts
Give the receiving port and final Nigerian delivery location. Ask for separate freight and any insurance charges, then obtain destination clearance and inland transport estimates from the responsible agents. Agree the Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading and any required origin or inspection documents. Request service parts against the exact model and confirm current availability.
Request a quotation for an MF 375 for Nigeria
Send the required MF 375 drive variant, quantity, implement list, field conditions and preferred port. Ask for a formal proforma invoice that identifies the exact tractor and separates machine, equipment and shipment costs.
Contact MFI for a current export quotation. MFI supplies from Pakistan; the quotation will confirm the exact machine, packing plan and agreed commercial terms.