Marshall 184

The Marshall 184 is a compact utility tractor equipped with a four-wheel drive (4WD) and a manual steering system. It features a chassis that supports a MFWD (Mechanical Front Wheel Drive) configuration and operates with a 5-speed gear transmission allowing for 5 forward and 3 reverse gears. The heart of this machine is powered by a Ruggerini RD200 engine, which is a two-cylinder, diesel-powered, air-cooled engine. It has a displacement of 51.9 cubic inches and produces 18 horsepower at 3000 RPM, supporting various tasks while maintaining simplicity and durability. The tractor's open operator station and electric starter offer convenience, while its mechanical dry disc clutch and open center hydraulic system contribute to its functionality. With a modest operating weight of 1390 pounds, the Marshall 184 provides a stable platform for numerous chores, supported by its agricultural tires measuring 6.00 inches in width at the front with a 12-inch diameter, and 7.50 inches in width at the rear with a 16-inch diameter. Although comprehensive production dates and some specific features such as PTO speeds, brakes, hitch lift capacity, and certain engine specifications are not provided, the Marshall 184 remains a valuable asset for various tasks in a compact utility tractor.