Description

If you’ve been looking at your classic MF35 and noticing that front triangle badge is looking pretty rough—or maybe missing altogether—you know exactly what I’m talking about. That little triangle might seem like a small detail, but it’s the signature piece that announces to the world you’ve got a genuine Massey Ferguson 35 on your hands. When it’s damaged, faded, or gone, your tractor just doesn’t look quite right.

What You’re Getting

Chrome finish on brass construction that’ll shine for years and handle whatever weather you throw at it
Exact reproduction of the original triangle design with proper mounting holes—no modifications needed
Weather-resistant plating that won’t fade or tarnish like cheap imitations
Proper depth and contours just like the factory badge for that authentic look
Direct bolt-on replacement using your existing mounting points

Built for Real Farm Work

The Massey Ferguson 35 series earned legendary status as one of the most versatile and reliable tractors of the agricultural mechanization era, serving farms worldwide from small family operations to larger commercial enterprises. These tractors powered essential farming operations including plowing, planting, cultivating, harvesting, and material handling with front-end loaders, making them workhorses that could handle just about anything you asked of them. Whether your 35 spent its life in hayfields, working cattle, or doing loader work around the barn, that triangle badge was its calling card.

Made to Last

This isn’t some lightweight reproduction that’ll fade after a season. The chrome finish over solid brass construction means it’s built to handle the same conditions your tractor faces every day—sun, rain, vibration, and the occasional bump from tree branches or equipment. This badge represents more than simple identification – it embodies the reputation for reliability and versatility that made the MF35 one of the most successful tractor models ever produced, with over 388,000 units manufactured worldwide.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward—clean up the mounting area on your hood, line up the holes, and bolt it on using your original hardware. If you’re doing a restoration, this is one of those finishing touches that makes all the difference. Pro tip: clean the mounting area thoroughly to remove any old adhesive or dirt before installation, and you might want to use some thread locker on the bolts to keep everything tight through all that field vibration.