Massey Ferguson MF 360

Price and what it is

The MF 360 is Millat’s 60 hp tractor with power steering as standard. The 2WD version costs Rs 3,241,020 and the 4WD version Rs 4,611,300, ex-factory including 14% GST, based on Millat’s price revision effective 16 May 2026. Millat’s website does not publish a price list. Millat markets the 4WD as the most powerful 4WD tractor in the medium horsepower range in Pakistan.

Engine and gearbox

The official 2026 specification sheet for the MF 360 4WD lists the T3.1524 turbocharged diesel: three cylinders, 2.5 litres and direct injection, rated at 60 hp at 2,250 rpm and 212 Nm at 1,600 rpm, with about 48 hp at the PTO. It drives through a dual clutch and a sliding-spur gearbox with 8 forward and 2 reverse gears, and the front axle is engaged mechanically. For the 2WD, Millat’s product page describes a turbocharged diesel with a water-cooled oil cooler and high PTO power, and Millat’s company presentation lists it at 60 hp. A separate 2026 sheet for the 2WD is not online.

Size and practicality

The 4WD measures 3,445 mm long, 1,872 mm wide and 2,210 mm tall over the exhaust, with a 2,175 mm wheelbase, 370 mm ground clearance and a gross weight of about 2,370 kg. It runs 280/70 R20 front and 14.9/13-28 rear tyres, carries 50 litres of fuel and lifts 2,145 kg with draft, position and response control. The turning circle is 9,380 mm without brakes. Millat says the 2WD has a longer wheelbase and a heavy-duty front axle for greater pulling power.

Equipment by variant

Both versions get hydrostatic power steering, oil-immersed multi-disc brakes, a straddle rear axle with epicyclic reduction, a rear-view mirror, a USB charging port, a wider heat shield and a maintenance-free battery. The 4WD adds hydraulically actuated brakes, a heavy-duty 4WD front axle, a smart steering wheel for lighter steering effort, a 4WD engagement warning light and stabiliser chains. Front weights, a swinging drawbar and a pintle hook are optional.

Warranty

Warranty terms are not published on the official website; confirm them with your dealer.

Which one to buy

Our opinion: the 2WD makes sense for haulage and dry-land work where you want power steering without paying for an MF 260 Deluxe. The 4WD costs about Rs 1.37 million more, so it is only worth it if you regularly work in wet paddy fields or heavy soil where extra traction pays back.