AGCO Allis 9400 series

The register lists here 2 versions with 100.8 to 115.5 kW, or 135 to 155 hp, from six-cylinders of 7,605 cm³ displacement, unladen weights from 6,260 to 6,285 kg, a length of 4,560 mm, a width of 2,235 mm, a height of 3,020 mm, and torque of 577 to 660 Nm at 2,200 rpm.

With its Detroit Diesel power the 9400 series differed technically from the other AGCO Allis ranges and targeted large arable farms that valued high pulling power in a classic standard-tractor layout. In 2001 AGCO dropped the AGCO Allis and AGCO White brands in favour of the corporate AGCO brand; the group had already acquired Massey Ferguson in 1994.

On used 9400s, the condition of the Detroit Diesel engine and its injection, tightness and shift behaviour of the gearbox, condition of the hydraulics, and rust on mudguards and frame count; engine parts run through the Detroit Diesel service network, the rest of the tractor through the AGCO parts trade. and the condition of the wiring loom.

With a rated output of roughly 100 to 115 kW, the 9400 series belonged to the upper standard-tractor class, with a rear three-point hitch to ISO 730 Category III and a standard dual-speed power take-off at 540 and 1,000 revolutions per minute for heavy tillage and harvesting implements. The turbocharged six-cylinder diesel predated the later European emissions stages with exhaust gas recirculation, particulate filters and SCR technology, which were only mandated for tractors of this class from the 2000s onward.