Massey Ferguson 9635 Self-Propelled Windrowers

Massey Ferguson 9635

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General overview

Massey Ferguson 9635 is a windrower designed for field harvesting work in crop production, where crops are cut and organized into windrows. It is powered by a 140 kW (190 hp) diesel engine with a 6.6 L (403 cu in) displacement, and it was manufactured in the United States.

The model is configured for multiple header types, including sicklebar (auger) headers in all widths, draper headers in all widths, and rotary disc headers up to 15' 3" max. It also includes a double windrow attachment and a standard hydraulic header reverser, with travel speeds of 18 km/h (11.2 mph) in Range 1 and 24 km/h (14.9 mph) in Range 2.

Year

1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2011

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,350 mm

~131.9 in

3,388 mm

~133.4 in

6,764 mm

~266.3 in

11,180 kg

~24,647.7 lb

Engine Power

190 hp

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 3

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

403 cu(in)

Fuel tank

377 L

Sicklebar (Auger) Headers

Yes, all widths

Draper Headers

Yes, all widths

Rotary Disc Headers

Yes, 15' 3" max

Double Windrow Attachment

Yes

Hydraulic Header Reverser

Standard

Range 1

18 km/h

Range 2

24 km/h

Drive wheels (standard)

23.1 x 26

Caster wheels (standard)

14L x 16.1

Overall length w/header

6,764 mm

Height to top of cab

3,388 mm

Track width (drive end)

3,350 mm

Track width (engine end)

2,144 mm

Wheelbase

3,556 mm

Crop clearance

1,041 mm

Weight, w/o header

11.18 kg

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190 hp

11180 kg

6764 mm × 3350 mm × 3388 mm

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The Massey Ferguson 9635 supports sicklebar (auger) and draper headers in all widths, plus rotary disc headers up to 15' 3". It also has a standard hydraulic header reverser and can use a double windrow attachment.

The 9635 uses a Diesel engine with a displacement of 403 cu in and a Tier 3 emission standard level.

The 9635 has an engine power rating of 141.7 kW (190 hp).

The Massey Ferguson 9635 uses Diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 377 L (99.6 US gal).

This windrower is suited for cutting and windrowing crops with compatible sicklebar (auger), draper, or rotary disc headers. A double windrow attachment is also available for combining windrows.

The supplied information does not confirm an expected service life for the 9635. Condition, maintenance history, operating environment, and header and hydraulic system condition should be evaluated on an individual machine.

Inspect the engine, hydraulic system, header drive and reverser, tires, steering, cab controls, and frame for leaks, wear, damage, or poor repairs. Confirm the included header type, attachment compatibility, maintenance records, and operating condition during a test run.