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Sdf Agrotron MK 1

2 models in this series

The Agrotron MK 1 series from Sdf comprises 2 models.

SDF Agrotron MK1 – 4.70 and 4.80: the first Agrotron generation from 1995, built at Lauingen, 50.7 to 55.2 kW, four-cylinder engines at 3,192 cc and 3,890 to 3,970 kg

Sdf Agrotron 4.70
Pictured: Sdf Agrotron 4.70

From 1995 the Agrotron was the new flagship range of the SAME Deutz-Fahr group, replacing Deutz-Fahr's earlier D-series, and it was built at the Lauingen an der Donau plant. The 4.70 and 4.80 listed here belong to the first Agrotron generation, known as the MK1, with the digit 4 in the type designation marking the range and the figures after the decimal point, 70 and 80, giving the approximate horsepower class.

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The register lists 2 variants with 50.7 to 55.2 kW of power from four-cylinder engines of 3,192 cc displacement at a rated speed of 2,300 rpm and torque of 268 to 290 Nm. Unladen weights fall between 3,890 and 3,970 kg, with dimensions of 4,005 mm in length, 2,008 mm in width and 2,720 mm in height. Both variants are approved for diesel and biodiesel operation.

The Agrotron MK1 brought a more modern cab concept and, for its era, advanced electronics compared with the D-series, positioning Deutz-Fahr in the upper mid-class segment alongside the Fendt Favorit and John Deere 6-series. The 4.70/4.80 class covered the lower power band of this new generation.

When buying used, test the electronics controlling hydraulics and the PTO, as these were new for the generation and worth checking carefully. The four-cylinder engine is regarded as solid but needs sound seals and fuel lines when run on biodiesel. Cab mounts and chassis bushings should be checked for wear; parts supply runs reliably through the Deutz-Fahr network.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: SDF Agrotron MK1, Deutz-Fahr (SAME Deutz-Fahr Group, Hersteller)

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