AGCO White 8010 FIELD-MASTER series
2 models in this series
AGCO White 8010 Field Master series – large six-cylinder tractors of the early 1990s: 93.4 to 108.1 kW/127 to 147 hp, 5,889 cm³ displacement, 6,863 to 7,414 kg unladen weight
White Farm Equipment was formed in 1969 from the merger of the tractor makers Oliver, Minneapolis-Moline and Cockshutt, and was taken over by AGCO in 1991, which continued the White brand through the 1990s with its own ranges. Within it, the 8010 Field Master series formed the large, well-equipped class with six-cylinder engines.
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The register lists here 2 versions with 93.4 to 108.1 kW, or 127 to 147 hp, from six-cylinders of 5,889 cm³ displacement, unladen weights from 6,863 to 7,414 kg, a length of 4,724 mm, a width of 2,494 mm, a height of 3,048 mm, and torque of 570 to 649 Nm at 2,200 rpm.
With its upmarket cab specification the Field Master series appealed to larger farms in North America and competed directly with the comparable AGCO Allis ranges and the six-cylinder tractors of John Deere and Case IH. 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 8010 Field Master tractors, condition of injection pump and turbocharger, tightness and shift behaviour of the gearbox, condition of cab mounting, and rust on mudguards and frame count; parts run through the AGCO parts trade. and the condition of the wiring loom.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: AGCO White 8010er Field-Master-Serie, AGCO Corporation (manufacturer)
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