Massey Ferguson 1735M, 1740M, 1750M, 1755M and 1760M Compact Tractor Repair Manual

The selected 1700M compact tractors use electronically controlled fuel injection, with different transmission and cab configurations addressed in the workshop information.

A common-rail fuel system feeds the injectors from a shared high-pressure supply. The manual explains that arrangement with a labelled diagram, then treats mechanical work in numbered procedures. Examples include removing the operator-platform fender and inspecting axle gears and bearings. Model labels distinguish the relevant assemblies, so a procedure shown for one configuration is not automatically applicable to every tractor in the range.

What’s Covered Inside

• Engine, fuel and exhaust: Fuel-system layout, electronic injection control and the associated engine and exhaust chapters.
• Transmission and travel controls: Drive-train service and power-shuttle solenoid checks; solenoids are electrically operated control valves.
• Axles and braking: Pinion-carrier inspection and assembly, axle components and the brake-system section.
• Steering and hydraulics: Service information for steering and the oil-powered systems that operate tractor functions.
• Chassis and cab equipment: Platform-fender removal, chassis procedures, and cab heating and air-conditioning coverage where fitted.
• Electrical systems and diagrams: Connector functions, resistance-test references, electrical equipment and system drawings.

For fuel-system diagnosis, axle service or a power-shuttle electrical check, use the model heading to choose the relevant procedure. Component drawings and test tables then provide the context for the inspection, without treating every tractor configuration as identical.