The Massey Ferguson 2400 series followed the 2200 series in 2004. Earlier, there had already been a compact tractor series 2400 on the market, which included tractors for purposes such as viticulture and fruit growing. The ST and low GE models of the 2400 series were based on the Landini Alpine introduced at the same time. The engine was the less commonly used Perkins 804, a 4-cylinder turbocharged 3.3-liter. The basic transmission was 15+15, featuring a mechanical direction reverser, and crawler gears were available as an optional extra. Speedshift versions with 30+30 and 60+60 gears had a 2-stage powershift. Optional extras also included a hydraulic direction reverser and a push-button clutch. The clutch was ceramic. Lifting capacity, assisted by two auxiliary cylinders, was 3400 kg. A power lift (electric PTO) was available as an option.

The front wheels had a turning angle of 60 degrees, and the specified turning radius was 6.0 meters. The front axle had separate brakes, and the differential locks were hydraulically engageable. The cab was supported by four pillars.

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