2026 Massey Ferguson compact tractor pricing: GC1725M and 1800E series MSRP ranges, HST vs Gear premiums, typical dealer discounts, and total out-the-door cost.
Massey Ferguson's sub-compact GC1725M and compact 1800E series are two of the most cross-shopped tractors against the Kubota BX / L and John Deere 1025R / 3025E - but real published pricing is scarce because AGCO does not post MSRPs publicly and leaves final numbers to dealers. This guide explains how Massey pricing is actually structured, how to read a dealer quote, and what typically drives the sticker up or down in 2026.
Ranges below reflect publicly listed dealer quotes we reviewed on 2026-07-20. They are a starting point for budgeting, not a quote. The spread inside each series comes almost entirely from transmission choice, loader, and mid-mount mower.
The GC1725M is the flagship sub-compact and the model that shows up most in searches like "massey ferguson gc1725m price." Base MSRP is around $16,900 for a bare gear-drive tractor, but almost no one buys one that way. Here's how the price stacks:
Add the CB65 backhoe (+$5,800–$6,900, 6 ft dig depth) and you cross $32,000 - at which point the compact 1825E is a better use of money for most buyers because you get more 3-point lift for the same total. R4 industrial tires vs R3 turf usually swap free at delivery.
The 1800E series replaced the older 1700E line and is Massey's answer to the JD 3-series and Kubota L. It's a true Cat 1 compact with independent PTO, 540 RPM, and factory-matched DL95 or DL105 loaders.
The 1835E is the value pick in the series - you get the 37 HP engine and a real 2,000 lb hitch for about $2,500 more than the 24 HP 1825E. The 1840E adds a heavier rear axle and the DL105 loader; it's the right buy only if you're planning bale spearing or heavy pallet work.
Massey dealers have more room to move than Kubota or Deere dealers, especially end-of-quarter and end-of-year. Realistic ladder off the MSRP figures above:
0% financing for 84 months is offered on most 1800E models most of the year, but it usually costs you the cash discount. Run both numbers - see the 0% financing guide .
MSRP is not what you pay. On top of the tractor + loader package, budget for:
Realistic out-the-door for a GC1725M HST + loader + mower: about $27,500 – $30,500 including tax, prep, and loaded tires. For a 1835E HST + loader + box blade + rotary cutter, budget $33,000 – $37,500 .
At GC1725M money you're cross-shopping the Kubota BX2380 and JD 1025R. At 1835E money you're against the Kubota L2501 and JD 3025E. Massey typically undercuts both by 5–10% on the tractor sticker but gives some back in loader-package pricing and dealer network reach. The head-to-head guides go deeper:
Compatibility checker, verified loader specs, and current attachment fitment for the whole lineup:
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Published 2026-07-20, last updated 2026-07-20. Every figure quoted in this guide is taken from manufacturer documentation and linked in the text, and the tractors and attachments it references are records in the FitTractor compatibility database.