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Tractors in Montana

Tractors built around the work.

A tractor purchase starts with the jobs it must do, not only horsepower. Shepherd’s Garage helps Montana farms, ranches, acreage owners and commercial crews match tractor size, transmission, hydraulic capacity, PTO requirements, tires, ballast, loader and implements to the work.

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Brands and models

Equipment worth comparing.

These highlights reflect the product families Shepherd's Garage sells, supports and sees working in Montana—not a complete manufacturer catalog.

Ranch and field tractors

The Massey Ferguson models our customers ask for.

Our strongest Massey tractor conversation starts with the workhorse 6S and 7S platforms, then steps into the 8S when acreage, drawbar work and field capacity demand more tractor.

MF 6S.145

A compact four-cylinder 145 hp package that fits loader, hay and everyday ranch work.

MF 6S.155

The same maneuverable 6S concept with more power for heavier PTO and field demands.

MF 7S.155

A six-cylinder step up for operators who want more tractor, stability and field capability.

MF 8S.265

A high-horsepower field tractor—and a model Shepherd’s currently has in stock.

Current inventory changes. Contact Jackson, Dillon or Helena for Massey Ferguson sales; Victor does not advertise new Massey Ferguson equipment.

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Compact tractors

Bobcat 2000 Platform favorites.

The CT2040 and CT2540 sit in a useful sweet spot for acreage owners who need real loader, three-point and PTO capability without moving into a full-size agricultural tractor.

Bobcat CT2040

39.6 hp with an open-station layout suited to loader work, mowing, grading and snow removal.

Bobcat CT2540

37.6 hp with a factory cab for year-round comfort in Montana heat, dust and winter weather.

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Shepherd’s recommendation

Start with the job that can overpower the tractor.

Horsepower is only one part of the choice. We look first at the heaviest bale or pallet, the implement with the greatest PTO demand, the hydraulic requirement and whether the tractor must stay nimble around corrals or buildings.

That is why the 6S.145 and 6S.155 are so popular for Montana ranch work, while the 7S.155 and 8S.265 make sense when the operation needs more weight, field performance and drawbar capacity.

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Related equipment and support.

Compare the machine, attachment, support and ownership plan together. The lowest purchase price is not always the lowest-cost way to get the work done.

Common questions

Answers before you call.

What should I compare when choosing tractors?

List the heaviest implement and loader task before choosing horsepower. Compare hydraulic flow, lift capacity and tractor weight—not engine power alone.

Can Shepherd's Garage help match tractors to attachments or implements?

Yes. Bring the heaviest routine job, required attachment or implement, hydraulic and PTO needs, access limits and transport plan so the local team can compare the complete working setup.

Are tractors available at every Shepherd's Garage location?

Represented products, territory and current availability can vary by location. Contact the nearest store with your work location and machine requirements for an accurate answer.

Four Montana locations. One experienced team.

Availability, represented product lines and service capabilities can vary by location. Tell us where the machine will work and what it needs to do; we will route the request to the right Shepherd’s Garage team.

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