Challenger MT755
| | 2002 - 2004 |
| MT700 Series | | Agricultural Crawler tractor |
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| Production |
| Manufacturer | Challenger (a part of AGCO)
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| Agricultural Crawler tractor |
| Built in Jackson, Minnesota, USA |
| Challenger MT755 Engine |
| Caterpillar 8.8L 6-cyl diesel |
| Fuel tank | 118 gal*With 88-inch rear axle
446.6 L
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| | 178 gal*With 120 or 160 inch rear axle.
673.7 L
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| | 208 gal*Optional, depending on machine configuration.
787.3 L
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| Challenger MT755 Power |
| Engine (gross) | 290 hp
216.3 kW
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| Drawbar (claimed) | 226 hp
168.5 kW
|
| PTO (claimed) | 235 hp
175.2 kW
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| Drawbar (tested) | 202.94 hp
151.3 kW
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| PTO (tested) | 270.23 hp
201.5 kW
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| Mechanical |
| Drive | crawler
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| Steering | electro-hydraulic
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| Wet disc brakes |
| Cab standard with air-conditioning. |
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| Hydraulics |
| Pressure | 2900 psi
200.0 bar
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| Valves | 4 to 6
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| Total flow | 43.5 gpm
164.6 lpm
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| Tractor hitch |
| Rear Type | III
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| Rear lift | 16000 lbs
7257 kg
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| Power Take-off (PTO) |
| Rear PTO | independent
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| Rear PTO Type | 1000 (1.75)
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| Electrical |
| Ground | negative
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| Charging system | alternator
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| Charging amps | 160
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| Battery volts | 12
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| References |
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| Challenger MT700 Series published in 2002, by AGCO |
| Challenger MT700 Series published in 2004, by AGCO |
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| Updated on August 23, 2022 |
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