Allis Gleaner Corporation AgcoStar - Serie
2 models in this series
AGCO AgcoStar series – articulated big tractors of the 1990s: six-cylinders with 242.7 to 318.5 kW, 14,016 cm³ displacement, 13,281 to 13,373 kg unladen weight, 1,604 to 1,983 Nm torque
On its founding in 1990, AGCO Corporation first traded as Allis-Gleaner Corporation, a name derived from the acquired Allis-Chalmers Gleaner combine line, before the group was renamed AGCO Corporation shortly afterwards. Under the AgcoStar brand, AGCO built large articulated four-wheel-drive tractors for arable work in the 1990s.
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The register lists here 2 versions with 242.7 to 318.5 kW from six-cylinders of 14,016 cm³ displacement, unladen weights from 13,281 to 13,373 kg, a length of 6,919 mm, a width of 3,884 mm, a height of 3,383 mm, and torque of 1,604 to 1,983 Nm at 2,100 rpm.
With articulated steering and four-wheel drive, the AgcoStar tractors targeted large North American arable farms that needed high pulling power for tillage and seeding, and competed directly with the articulated big tractors of Case IH Steiger and John Deere. After the turn of the millennium AGCO replaced the AgcoStar range with the Challenger brand acquired from Caterpillar for articulated big tractors.
On used AgcoStar tractors, condition of the articulation joint and driveshafts, tightness and shift behaviour of the gearbox, condition of injection pump and turbocharger, and tyre and rim condition count; parts run through the AGCO parts trade. and the condition of the electrics and lighting. and the seat suspension.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: AGCO AgcoStar-Serie, AGCO Corporation (manufacturer)
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