Massey Ferguson 1736, 1742, 1749, 1754, 1758 and 1759 Compact Tractor Repair Manual

This compact-tractor family combines diesel power with hydraulic controls and an exhaust filter that collects soot. Its service information is organized by system, with model-specific instructions for axles and operator-area components.

The illustrated transmission procedure shows the connections and supports involved when separating the engine from the gearbox. Other pages explain how the exhaust filter removes soot and how chassis parts are refitted. The time schedule serves a different purpose: it lists repair operations, including attachment removal and installation, rather than supplying a parts catalogue. Follow the model headings when selecting axle or chassis instructions.

What’s Covered Inside

• Engine access and exhaust treatment: Engine-to-transmission separation and explanation of the diesel particulate filter, which collects soot from exhaust gas.
• Drive-train systems: Transmission components, connecting shafts and procedures for separating the main assemblies.
• Axles and steering: Front-axle inspection drawings, bearing and bush checks, and steering-system coverage.
• Hydraulic and electrical systems: Chapters for the tractor's oil-powered functions and electrical equipment.
• Chassis and operator area: Platform and cab material, protective-frame refitting and associated components.
• Repair-time reference: A separate schedule covering engine, drive, chassis, brakes, electrical equipment and attachment operations.

Use the service volume to understand transmission separation, axle inspection and exhaust-filter operation, and the time schedule to reference the corresponding labour operations. Keeping those roles separate makes the package useful for planning the job as well as finding its repair instructions.