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AGCO Allis 1920H

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The AGCO Allis 1920H is a machine built by AGCO Allis. The engine delivers 20 hp (15 kW). The engine comes from Kohler. The model was built in Port Washington, Wisconsin, USA. Its predecessor was the Deutz-Allis 1920 ULTIMA. Rated output across the AGCO Allis range ranges from 20 to 330 hp; the 1920H sits at the bottom of that range with 20 hp. Its immediate neighbours are the 2024D above it with 24.5 hp. Rated output across the AGCO Allis range ranges from 15 to 250 kW; here the 1920H sits at the bottom of that range with 15 kW. 58 AGCO Allis models across 14 series are on record.

AGCO Allis – other models: the collective page of 1990s US tractors outside the named ranges, 1920H to 5670, 15 to 47 kW (20 to 63 hp), Kohler, Daihatsu and SAME engines

This page gathers the AGCO Allis tractors the register could not assign to a named range. AGCO Allis was a US brand name used in the 1990s by the farm-equipment group AGCO, under which part of its compact and mid-range programme was sold, before the brand was later dropped in favour of other AGCO names; the letters H and D in the type designations mark equipment and drive variants.

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The register lists here 3 versions with 15 to 47 kW, or 20 to 63 hp, with engines from Kohler, Daihatsu and SAME.

These compact and mid-range tractors were aimed at North American smallholdings and part-time farms, municipalities and hobby farms – a segment in which AGCO fielded several brands at once during the 1990s.

Buyers of used units should check the relevant engine – Kohler and Daihatsu on the smaller, SAME on the larger models – for operating hours and oil condition, as well as the clutch, gearbox and hydraulics and rust on the bodywork and mudguards; since the AGCO Allis brand is no longer actively sold, spares must be sourced through the AGCO network or independent farm-machinery dealers. Since the models were renamed several times in a short span, matching the exact model designation against brochures and data plates helps more than the brand name alone.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: AGCO Allis (weitere Modelle)

Technical data

Engine

Engine makeKohlercorrect
Power20 hp (15 kW)correct
Naturally aspiratednaturally aspiratedcorrect

Origin and approval

PlantPort Washington, Wisconsin, USAcorrect

Other data

PredecessorDeutz-Allis 1920 ULTIMAcorrect

Frequently asked questions

How much power does the AGCO Allis 1920H have?

The AGCO Allis 1920H delivers 20 hp.

What to check before buying

  • Check the hour meter against the service records — a replaced instrument is the most common gap.
  • Compare the data plate and chassis number with the papers.
  • Load the hydraulics and watch for sag.
  • Ask about parts availability for this build year — the running costs hang on it.

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