Millat MF 360

Engine and gearbox

The MF 360 is rated at 60 hp (BS) with 212 Nm of torque and an estimated 48 hp at the PTO. Millat’s 2026 sheet for the 4WD lists the T3.1524 engine: a 2.5-litre, three-cylinder turbocharged diesel with direct injection and a water-cooled oil cooler, producing its rated power at 2,250 rpm and peak torque at 1,600 rpm. Millat’s product page also describes the 2WD as having a turbocharged diesel. Both use a dual clutch and an 8-forward, 2-reverse sliding-spur gearbox with a top speed of about 28 km/h on 14.9/13-28 rear tyres.

Size and practicality

Compared with the MF 260, the MF 360 has a longer wheelbase, which Millat links to greater pulling power. According to Millat’s 2024 product guide, the 2WD is 3,353 mm long and 1,890 mm wide on a 2,032 mm wheelbase, weighs 2,025 kg, has 400 mm of clearance under the gearbox and a 47.5-litre tank. The 2026 sheet for the 4WD gives 3,445 mm length, 1,872 mm width, a 2,175 mm wheelbase, 2,370 kg weight, 370 mm clearance under the sump, a 50-litre tank and a 9,380 mm turning circle. The 4WD runs 280/70 R20 front tyres; the 2WD uses 7.50-16.

Equipment by variant

Both versions get hydrostatic power steering, oil-immersed multi-disc brakes on a straddle rear axle with epicyclic reduction, a live 540 rpm PTO and draft, position and response control hydraulics lifting 2,145 kg. Millat lists a rear-view mirror, mobile charging port, wider heat shield and maintenance-free battery on current models, along with a tool box, weight frame and spring-suspension seat. The 4WD adds a parallel-drive front axle with mechanical engagement and a 4WD warning light, and its brakes are hydraulically actuated. Millat calls it the most powerful 4WD tractor of the medium horsepower range in Pakistan.

Warranty

Neither official specification document lists a warranty period, so confirm the terms with your dealer.

Which variant to buy

The price gap is large: the 4WD costs Rs 1,370,280 more than the 2WD. Our view: the 2WD MF 360 is the better buy for most users, because it brings power steering and oil-immersed brakes to the 60 hp class for Rs 176,700 more than the standard MF 260 and Rs 87,780 less than the MF 260 Deluxe. Choose the 4WD only if you work in wet rice fields, loose or sandy soil, or need extra traction for heavy draft work. At that money, also compare it with the MF 375 2WD, which brings 75 hp and a 108-litre tank for less.