It reminds me of the Massey-Ferguson models 135 and 165, produced in the 1960s, now among the most popular used tractors, especially in Asia and Africa:
"These old Masseys, like the 165 and the 135, they're so basic but they're incredibly reliable and they just keep going on and on.
We've had examples where they've literally been sitting in a hedge for 10, 12 years, people have put a bit of diesel in them, they've tow-started them and boof! - off they go - just like that.
Parts are plentiful and they are easy to fix. They have good, strong, basic mechanics."
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"These old Masseys, like the 165 and the 135, they're so basic but they're incredibly reliable and they just keep going on and on.
We've had examples where they've literally been sitting in a hedge for 10, 12 years, people have put a bit of diesel in them, they've tow-started them and boof! - off they go - just like that.
Parts are plentiful and they are easy to fix. They have good, strong, basic mechanics."