Massey Ferguson 186 – 487

186 and 187 were the last MF harvesters made in Germany.
For the southern market, these models were also manufactured in France.
The 5-cohort 487, which had a poor reputation for durability, was
except for the first songs made in France, though it
was technically largely like his little brother and 50% of the parts
were the same as in 187. The combine harvesters had a steeper blade than previous models
angle and higher blade speed. The bridge was also bigger.
The most visible difference, of course, was in the modern angular design. 187 erosi
186 for its engine, cutting width and tires. In addition
it had a steplessly adjustable threshing reel speed for sprockets
instead of exchanging. Unlike its predecessor, the 186's engine had been replaced
165 tractor to 3.5 liters. In Spain, like 187 were made
model 227 with a 68 hp engine, longer Kohlimet and up to 366 cm
Cutting table.

The 487 had hydrostatic control, a hydraulic tipping coil
speed control and quick-release cutting table. 187 and 487 had
optional Telescopic Cutting Table with 45 cm taper.