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AGCO Gleaner R65

Built: 2007-2008 · Series: Other models

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The AGCO Gleaner R65 is a machine built by AGCO. Production: 2007-2008. The engine delivers 220 hp. The engine comes from AGCO/SISU. The model was built in Hesston, Kansas, USA. The fuel is diesel. The engine fitted is the 300. Its predecessor was the AGCO-Allis Gleaner R65. Rated output across the AGCO range ranges from 28.4 to 425 hp; the Gleaner R65 sits in the middle of that range with 220 hp. Its immediate neighbours are the DT180a below it with 215 hp and the DT200a above it with 235 hp. 98 AGCO models across 5 series are on record.

AGCO – other models: the collective page of the Gleaner and Ideal combine brands and the AGCO-NEFAZ cooperation, 234 to 317 kW, with AGCO SISU Power engines

This page gathers combine harvester models under the AGCO group name that the register could not assign to a named range: the Gleaner A85, Gleaner R65 and the two Tritura versions Gleaner S67 and Gleaner S77, the AGCO-NEFAZ Challenger 647, and the Ideal. Gleaner is AGCO's North American combine brand, the AGCO-NEFAZ Challenger 647 stems from AGCO's cooperation with the Russian maker NEFAZ, and the Ideal is AGCO's globally positioned combine range.

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The register lists 6 versions here with 234 to 317 kW, or 220 to 425 hp. The engine makers recorded are AGCO SISU Power and AGCO/SISU; all models run on diesel.

This combination of a North American, a Russian and a global range shows the breadth of the AGCO group in the combine segment, which serves regional markets not only through its own brands but also through cooperations such as the one with NEFAZ; the consistent use of AGCO SISU Power engines underlines the group's internal engine strategy.

When buying a used AGCO combine, the condition and operating hours of the AGCO SISU Power engines, wear on the threshing, shaker and chopper elements, and on the Tritura models the condition of the axial rotor threshing unit all matter most; spare parts run through the AGCO dealer network, and for the AGCO-NEFAZ type additionally through the Russian cooperation.

Sources: Kennwerte der Modelle AGCO (weitere Modelle), AGCO (Hersteller)

Technical data

Engine

Engine makeAGCO/SISUcorrect
Engine model300correct
Fueldieselcorrect
Power220 hpcorrect

Origin and approval

PlantHesston, Kansas, USAcorrect

Other data

PredecessorAGCO-Allis Gleaner R65correct

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Frequently asked questions

How much power does the AGCO Gleaner R65 have?

The AGCO Gleaner R65 delivers 220 hp.

When was the AGCO Gleaner R65 built?

Production years: 2007-2008.

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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