Know Your Tractors
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Know Your Tractors

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Chris has tried to show the tractors carrying out a wide range of tasks. His concise text explains what is going on in the pictures. He includes some basic technical specifications such as power outputs so that the reader can roughly compare different tractors and have an idea of the size and capability of each. The 41 tractors chosen come from 25 marques. Many of the tractor manufacturers have parent companies, some of which own a number of tractor makers. Chris gives these details as well as the country of assembly and/or manufacture. Tractor enthusiasts will enjoy this book, but it is particularly designed to be an introduction for visitors to rural shows, farm parks and country bookshops.

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Publisher
Old Pond Books
Year
2018
ISBN
9781910456897
Topic
Technology & Engineering
Subtopic
Automotive Transportation & Engineering
Index
Technology & Engineering
1.

Case IH MXU130X

Assembled and/or manufactured in:

Austria

Parent company:

CNH (Case New Holland)

Description

The MXU130X from Case IH was the largest in the company’s MXU Maxxum X Line range of four models spanning 101 to 131hp.
The X Line tractors are intended to be straight forward to operate and are also available with a lower profile version of the Surround Vision cab, which makes them ideal for work in and around buildings.
This example is seen spraying winter beans with an Allman De Luxe 1200l sprayer.
The MXU prefix has recently been dropped on the latest Maxxum X Line range, which now goes up to 141hp.
2.

Case IH MX285

Assembled and/or manufactured in:

USA

Parent company:

CNH (Case New Holland)

Description

The MX285, with a rated power of 315hp, was top of the MX Magnum series and the largest rigid Case IH tractor when it was launched in 2002. The range also included the smaller MX255 and MX230 models and was aimed at large arable farms.
This MX285 is shown working with a 3 metre wide Simba Solo disc cultivator, aiming to produce seedbeds from stubble in just one pass, the stubble here being from an oilseed rape crop.
More recently the Magnum series has replaced the MX Magnums, and now offers five models rated 224-335hp.
3.

Case IH STX450 Quadtrac

Assembled and/or manufactured in:

USA

Parent company:

CNH (Case New Holland)

Description

Along with the other models in the STX Steiger range, the 450 hp STX450 was offered by Case IH in two variants: wheeled, or Quadtrac as shown here.
The Quadtrac design was first introduced in 1996 and has many advantages including lower soil compaction, a smoother ride, and ideal weight distribution when under full load.
Sandy soil is being turned over by this STX450 Quadtrac with the aid of a 12-furrow Grégoire Besson plough.
Currently, the latest Quadtrac range includes four models of 394-548hp, while the wheeled Steiger models start at 394hp and go up to 444hp.
4.

Caterpillar Challenger 55

Assembled and/or manufactured in:

USA

Parent ...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Contents
  4. Acknowledgements
  5. Author’s Note
  6. Foreword
  7. 1: Case IH MXU130X
  8. 2: Case IH MX285
  9. 3: Case IH STX450 Quadtrac
  10. 4: Caterpillar Challenger 55
  11. 5: Challenger MT765B
  12. 6: Challenger MT855B
  13. 7: Claas Ares 697 ATZ
  14. 8: Claas Challenger 95 E
  15. 9: David Brown 1490
  16. 10: Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 6.00 S
  17. 11: Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 165 MK3
  18. 12: Fendt Favorit 512 C
  19. 13: Fendt 716 Vario TMS
  20. 14: Fiat 880-5 DT
  21. 15: Ford 8210 Generation III
  22. 16: HĂŒrlimann Master H-6165
  23. 17: International 1255XL
  24. 18: JCB Fastrac 2155
  25. 19: JCB Fastrac 3190 Plus
  26. 20: John Deere 6820
  27. 21: John Deere 8530
  28. 22: John Deere 9620
  29. 23: Lamborghini 1306 Turbo
  30. 24: Landini Powermaster 180
  31. 25: Leyland 272 Synchro
  32. 26: Marshall 802
  33. 27: Massey Ferguson 6290
  34. 28: Massey Ferguson 7490
  35. 29: Massey Ferguson 8460
  36. 30: McCormick MC120 Power 6
  37. 31: McCormick MTX150
  38. 32: McCormick XTX185 XtraSpeed
  39. 33: MB-trac 1000
  40. 34: New Holland 7840
  41. 35: New Holland TM175
  42. 36: New Holland T8040
  43. 37: Renault Ares 640 RZ
  44. 38: Renault Ares 836 RZ
  45. 39: Same Antares II 110
  46. 40: Valtra T191
  47. 41: Zetor Forterra 11741/4C
  48. Tractor Talk
  49. Copyright