Challenger MT665C Row Crop Tractors

Challenger MT665C

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General overview

The Challenger MT665C is a wheeled farm tractor built for field work and powered by a diesel engine rated at 213 kW (290 hp). Produced in the United States for 2010, it uses an 8 L engine and meets Tier 4 Interim emissions requirements.

This model is equipped with a continuously variable transmission and an independent rear PTO with 1000, 1000E speeds. It also has a Category 3 rear 3-Point Hitch with electronic lower-link draft sensing, a maximum lift capacity behind lift points of 12,002 kg (26,460 lb), and a closed center load sensing hydraulic system with a pump rated output of 99 L/min (26.2 gpm).

Manufacturer
Year

2010

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Weight

5,660 mm

~222.8 in

3,380 mm

~133.1 in

11,700 kg

~25,794.1 lb

Tire or Track Type

wheels

Engine Power

290 hp

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 4 Interim

Engine type

diesel

Displacement

8 cu(m)

Maximum PTO power

290 hp

Rated PTO power

250 hp

Transmission type

continuously variable

Maximum lift capacity behind lift points

12,002 kg

Fuel tank

590 L

Hydraulic system type

closed center load sensing

Pump rated output

99 L/min

Number of rear selective control valves

4

Sensing type

electronic lower-link draft sensing

Hitch type

3

Rear PTO

independent

Rear 3-Point Hitch

electronic lower-link draft sensing

Guidance Ready

none

PTO speed

1,000, 1,000E

Tire Size

Front: 480/70R34; Rear: 520/85R46

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5660 mm × 3380 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings while considering the tractor’s condition, location, configuration, and maintenance history.

Listed features include a continuously variable transmission, independent rear PTO, closed-center load-sensing hydraulics, four rear selective control valves, and electronic lower-link draft sensing. It also has a Category 3 hitch and a 590 L (155.9 US gal) fuel tank.

The MT665C uses a diesel engine meeting the Tier 4 Interim emission standard.

Engine power is 216.3 kW (290 hp). Rated PTO power is 186.4 kW (250 hp), and maximum PTO power is 216.3 kW (290 hp).

The Challenger MT665C uses diesel fuel.

The supplied specifications do not confirm specific intended jobs. Its listed equipment includes wheels, a continuously variable transmission, Category 3 hitch, rear PTO, and closed-center load-sensing hydraulics, which buyers can compare with their implement and hydraulic requirements.

No expected service-life figure is supplied. Assess maintenance records, engine and transmission operation, hydraulic performance, PTO function, tire condition, and hitch operation when evaluating an individual tractor.

Check maintenance records, diesel-engine operation, continuously variable transmission performance, hydraulic system and rear valves, independent rear PTO, hitch lift and draft sensing, tire condition, and signs of leaks or wear. Verify that the configuration matches the required implements and hydraulic connections.