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MARSHALL 904 W. 5 Furrow FISKARS Plow

The Marshall 904 is a British-built agricultural tractor manufactured by Marshall Tractors Ltd., a company that emerged from the historic Marshall, Sons & Co. brand. The 904 model was part of a line produced during the 1980s, a period in which Marshall was attempting to revive its presence in the competitive tractor market with rugged, no-nonsense machines designed for reliability and ease of maintenance. The "904" designation refers to the tractor’s 90 horsepower output, delivered by a Perkins A6.354 diesel engine—a 6-cylinder, 5.8-liter naturally aspirated engine known for its durability, simplicity, and decent torque at low RPMs. This engine was widely used across many agricultural machines of the era and was well-regarded for being both fuel-efficient and relatively easy to service with basic tools. The transmission system in the Marshall 904 typically features a 12 forward / 4 reverse gear setup, using a synchromesh gearbox. Some units offered a creeper gear option or a shuttle transmission for improved maneuverability in loader work and tight field conditions. The clutch and gearbox are mechanical, contributing to the straightforward nature of the machine. The Marshall 904 is a 4WD tractor, offering enhanced traction and stability, especially in heavy soil or wet field conditions. Its rear three-point hitch is Category II, capable of lifting a wide range of implements, while the PTO delivers dependable power for mowing, baling, or spraying tasks. The hydraulic system is simple but robust, with twin spool valves and open-center hydraulics providing reliable flow and control. In terms of design, the Marshall 904 has a boxy, industrial appearance—typical of 1980s tractors—with a strong steel frame and a high-mounted cab. The cab itself is roomy for its time, with large windows offering decent visibility, basic instrumentation, and optional heating. Though not luxurious, the operator environment is functional and comfortable enough for long hours of operation. The Marshall 904 weighs around 4,500 to 5,000 kg, giving it good balance and field presence. It was marketed to mid-sized farmers looking for a versatile, strong, and dependable tractor without unnecessary electronics. Today, it is remembered fondly by enthusiasts and collectors for its British engineering and mechanical simplicity. Though Marshall Tractors Ltd. ceased production in the early 1990s, tractors like the 904 remain a testament to a bygone era of tough, mechanically focused farm machinery. Many are still in use or restored by collectors who appreciate their straightforward design and nostalgic appeal.