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AGCO Massey Ferguson MF 6613

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Massey Ferguson MF 6613 (MF 6600 series) – a utility tractor with different tyre sizes front and rear: four-cylinder diesel of 4,900 cm³, 115 hp/92 kW, 2013–2016

AGCO Massey Ferguson MF 6613
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The MF 6600 series from Massey Ferguson, of which the 6613 is part, forms the mid to upper segment of the brand's utility tractors; the brand has belonged to the AGCO group since 1994 and builds its larger ranges at Beauvais in France. It targets farms needing tractive effort for tillage, transport and heavy implements.

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The MF 6613 is powered by a four-cylinder diesel engine of 4,900 cm³ displacement, delivering 115 hp or 92 kW, and runs on diesel with AdBlue. With the Dyna4 or Dyna6 gearbox, 420/85 R 28 tyres at the front and 520/85 R 38 at the rear, and an unladen weight of 5,700 kg, the machine reaches a design top speed of 40 km/h.

The differing tyre sizes front and rear are common on four-wheel-drive utility tractors of this class and even out the differing load on the front and rear axles. At 40 km/h the MF 6613 falls into the German T licence class, and the AdBlue technology marks a more recent emissions stage than purely mechanically governed diesel engines; a four-cylinder of nearly 5 litres delivers the smoothness needed under sustained load.

When buying used, the condition of the 420/85 R 28 front and 520/85 R 38 rear tyres matters for even wear, since uneven wear can point to problems in the four-wheel drive. The function of the Dyna powershift and the condition of the AdBlue system should also be checked, as should the PTO and hydraulic couplings for heavy implements.

Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Massey Ferguson MF 6613, Massey Ferguson (AGCO, Hersteller)

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