Tractor Prices in Tanzania (Massey Ferguson, Sonalika, New Holland)
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1.)About Buying a Tractor in Tanzania
2.)Tractor Prices in Tanzania (2025 Update)
4.)New Holland Tractor Price in Tanzania
7.)Kubota Tractor Price in Tanzania
9.)TAFE Tractor Price in Tanzania
11.)Frequently Asked Questions About Tractors In Tanzania
Image of a Mahindra Tractor by Joshua Mbilinyi
Tanzania’s agriculture is dominated by medium- to large-scale farms, especially in regions like Arusha, Morogoro, Mbeya, Shinyanga, and Tabora, where farmers increasingly mechanize to improve productivity. This rising demand has created a mixed market of brand-new imports, reconditioned Japanese tractors, and budget-friendly Indian models such as Mahindra, TAFE, Swaraj, and New Holland.
Massey Ferguson Owns the Market Massey Ferguson is by FAR the most common because Easy to repair, Spare parts everywhere and Mechanics in every region understand MF engines
Image of a Used New Holland TT 75; 4WD costing 23,000,000 TZS
Many buyers also explore financing through NMB, CRDB, and TADB to spread costs over longer terms.
Image of a John Deere 5075E for sale by Nakei Farm at 35,000,000 TZS
Prices vary widely based on horsepower, with 50–75HP being the most demanded category due to its ability to handle cultivation, planting, and transport work. Farmers also consider fuel economy because diesel costs have been rising steadily, making models like Mahindra and TAFE attractive for their low running costs. Spare parts availability is another major buying factor; brands with strong dealer networks in Dar es Salaam, Arusha, and Mwanza tend to dominate the market because parts and mechanics are accessible.
Mahindra is Growing Fast (Fuel Efficiency Advantage) Mahindra appeals to farmers who want Lower fuel consumption
Image of a New Holland Model TT 75 4 W by Phillipo Magaga at 25,000,000 TZS
For example, the widely used brand Massey Ferguson remains among the most popular because it balances reliability and cost. New Massey Ferguson tractors in Tanzania typically sell between 30 million TSh and 70 million TSh depending on model and features.
Massey Ferguson 188 4WD | Arusha | 45,000,000 |
Massey Ferguson 240 | Dar es Salaam | 20,000,000 |
Massey Ferguson 188 (4WD) | Arusha | 36,000,000 |
New Holland | Iringa | 45,000,000 |
Ford Tractor | Dar es Salaam | 43,000,000 |
Mahindra Tractor | Dar es Salaam | 30,000,000 |
Massey Ferguson 350 | Iringa | 29,000,000 |
Massey Ferguson 135 | Morogoro | 14,000,000 |
Massey Ferguson 290 | Arusha | 39,000,000 |
Massey Ferguson 590 4WD | Arusha | 41,000,000 |
Used Massey Fergusons often imported or second-hand are significantly cheaper, with many listings between 15 million TSh and 40 million TSh making them an attractive option for farmers with budget constraints.
Mahindra 50hp(2WD) | 48,000,000 |
Mahindra 60hp(2WD) | 52,050,000 |
Mahindra 75hp(4WD) | 69,400,000 |
Mahindra 92hp(4WD) | 84,000,000 |
3disc Plough | 7,315,000 |
Image of a New Holland TT 65 FOR SALE AT 30,000,000TZS
2020 New Holland T6.175 | 90,000,000 TZH |
Used New Holland Tractor | 45,000,000 TZH |
2001 NEW HOLLAND 80 66S 4WD | 57,000,000 TZH |
2005 NEW HOLLAND T120 4WD | 75,000,000 TZH |
New Holland TT 75; 4WD | 23,000,000 TZH |
Massey Ferguson Tractor Price in Tanzania
Image of s Massey Ferguson 165 2 Wheel Drive Tractor for sale by Nakei Farm at 24,000,000 TZS
MASSEY FERGUSON 290 FOR SALE 4WD | 28,000,000 TZS |
Massey Ferguson MF-135 (2WD | 18,000,000 TZS |
Massey Ferguson MF-165 (2WD | 28,000,000 TZS |
Massey Ferguson 390 | 40,000,000 TZS |
Image of a John Deere Tractor for sale at 30,000,000 by Phillipo Maganga
USED JOHN DEERE | 30,000,000 TZS |
John Deere 5075E | 35,000,000 TZS |
John Deere 5075E. | 36,000,000 TZS |
Used John DEERE 5503 | 18,000,000 TZS |
Swaraj tractor with Plough | 30,000,000 TZS |
Swaraj tractor | 19,000,000 TZS |
TAFE Tractor Price in Tanzania
Image of a Brand New TAFE Tractor by Nakei Farm costing 25,000,000 TSH
45 HP TAFE Tractor | 25,000,000 TSH |
Where to Buy Tractors in Tanzania (Trusted Dealers)
Image of a Ford 5000 Tractor for sale by Nakei Farm for 20,000,000 TZS
Tanzania has several reliable tractor dealers that supply Massey Ferguson, Sonalika, and New Holland models with genuine parts and after-sales support. CMC Agri Limited in Dar es Salaam is the official distributor for New Holland, offering new units, financing, and nationwide servicing. Quality Motors and Farm Equip Tanzania supply Massey Ferguson tractors, including both new and refurbished units suitable for medium and large farms. For Sonalika, farmers can buy directly from authorized importers in Dar es Salaam or Arusha who specialize in Indian tractors known for good power and affordability.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tractors In Tanzania
How much does a tractor cost in Tanzania in 2025?
In 2025, tractor prices in Tanzania range from 15 million TSh to 80 million TSh , depending on brand, horsepower, and whether it is new or used. Small walking tractors start as low as TSh 5 million, while powerful 4WD tractors can exceed TSh 100 million.
Which tractor brands are most popular in Tanzania?
The most popular brands are Massey Ferguson, New Holland, Mahindra, TAFE, Swaraj, Kubota, and Ford, because their spare parts are widely available and mechanics easily service them across the country.
Is it better to buy a new or used tractor in Tanzania?
Most farmers choose used imported tractors because they cost 30–50% less than new ones. However, new tractors offer warranties, better fuel efficiency, and longer service life if you have the budget.
Where can I buy tractors in Tanzania?
You can buy tractors on Kupatana, ZoomTanzania, Jiji Tanzania, or from authorized dealers in Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Mbeya, Dodoma, Morogoro, and Mwanza. Many import-ready agents also sell refurbished tractors from Japan, India, or UK.
What tractor horsepower is ideal for Tanzanian farms?
For most farms, 50–75 HP is ideal because it handles ploughing, tilling, planting, and transport. Larger farms may require 85 HP and above, especially for heavy-duty work.
Are tractor spare parts available in Tanzania?
Yes. Spare parts for common brands like MF, NH, Mahindra, TAFE, and Ford are widely available in Dar es Salaam, Arusha, and Mwanza. Rare brands may have limited parts, raising long-term costs.
Do banks in Tanzania offer tractor financing?
Yes. NMB, CRDB, TADB, NBC, and some microfinance institutions offer tractor loans and hire purchase arrangements. Most require a downpayment plus proof of farm income.
How do I check if a used tractor is genuine and in good condition?
Inspect Engine hours ,Hydraulic performance ,Gearbox ,Exhaust smoke, Tyres and rims, Service history and avoid tractors with oil leaks, hard starts, or excessive smoke.
The biggest factors are brand reputation, horsepower, new vs used condition, 2WD/4WD, attachments included, and import taxes/shipping costs.
The cheapest option is a walking tractor costing TSh 4–6 million. The cheapest full-size used tractors start from TSh 15–20 million.
