Minneapolis-Moline 335-445

Minneapolis-Moline also recognized the popularity of utility-type small tractors equipped with three-point hitch lifting devices and introduced the 335 in 1956. The engine was a 2.7-liter with 40 horsepower in the gasoline version. The bigger brother to the 335 was the 445, which was also available as a narrow front-row crop cultivation version. The engine in the 445 was the same 3.4-liter as in the ZB. However, it had the same 51 horsepower as the earlier UB’s 4.6-liter engine. Gasoline, petrol, and liquefied petroleum gas versions were available, and later also a diesel version. The innovation was the Ampli-Torc, Minneapolis-Moline’s first hydraulic power shift, which provided 10+2 gears. Aside from the power shift, almost everything else was optional: the lifting device, external hydraulics, and power steering.

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