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Lamborghini 660 (DT) – air-cooled three-cylinder diesel producing 60 hp at 2,200 rpm from 3,117 cc, with four-wheel drive (doppia trazione), a general-purpose tractor from Lamborghini Trattori

Lamborghini 660 (DT)
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Lamborghini Trattori was an Italian tractor manufacturer founded by Ferruccio Lamborghini before he became known for sports cars; the tractor business stayed independent after the car marque was sold and has belonged to the SAME group (today SDF, SAME Deutz-Fahr) since the 1970s. The 660 (DT) is a four-wheel-drive general-purpose tractor from the 1980s and 1990s range, built for medium-heavy to heavy field work; Italian makers use DT for doppia trazione.

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The 660 (DT) is powered by an air-cooled three-cylinder diesel engine of 3,117 cc, producing 60 hp (44.1 kW) at 2,200 rpm with 195 Nm of torque. At a kerb weight of 2,280 kg it measures 3,130 mm in length, 1,675 mm in width and 2,290 mm in height, on a 2,090 mm wheelbase; top speed is 30 km/h.

With just over three litres of displacement and four-wheel drive, this three-cylinder is built for tillage with heavier implements, mowing on uneven ground and haulage with full trailers. Four-wheel drive keeps traction up on wet soil and gentle slopes, but in turn calls for regular checks of the front axle and the extra joints.

When buying a used air-cooled four-wheel-drive Lamborghini of this size, check the cooling fins, the cooling fan and the cylinder head gaskets, since leaks are harder to spot with air cooling than with water cooling. The front axle bearings and the four-wheel-drive joint boots should be checked for play and cracks. Parts for this widely used engine and driveline family are usually readily available through specialist dealers.

Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Lamborghini 660 (DT)

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