Challenger MT855C Tracked Tractors (2 Tracks)

Challenger MT855C

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General overview

The Challenger MT855C is a tracked tractor designed for demanding farm equipment work. Built in the United States for 2009 production, it uses a 15 L diesel engine and is rated to Tier 3 emissions requirements. This combination places it in a heavy-duty agricultural tractor class suited to large-scale field operations and implement work.

A Caterpillar Powershift transmission supports power delivery, while the independent rear PTO operates at 1,000 rpm. The tractor is equipped with a rear 3-Point Hitch III/IVN, a closed center pressure-flow compensated hydraulic system, and a pump rated output of 164 L/min (43.3 gpm). Maximum lift capacity behind lift points is 8,845 kg (19,500 lb), reflecting its compatibility with substantial mounted implements.

Year

2009

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

Weight

6,858 mm

~270 in

mm

~ in

mm

~ in

18,597 kg

~40,999.4 lb

Tire or Track Type

2_tracks

Engine Power

354 kW

Track Width

0.91 m

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 3

Engine type

diesel

Displacement

15 cu(m)

Transmission type

Caterpillar Powershift

Maximum lift capacity behind lift points

8,845 kg

Fuel tank

1,154 L

Hydraulic system type

closed center pressure-flow compensated

Pump rated output

164 L/min

Track size

36 in

Rear PTO

independent

Front Axle

tracks

Rear 3-Point Hitch

III/IVN

Tire type

tracks

PTO speed

1,000

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18597 kg

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Listed features include a 2_tracks configuration, Caterpillar Powershift transmission, independent rear PTO at 1,000 rpm, and a closed center pressure-flow compensated hydraulic system. It also has a III/IVN rear 3-Point Hitch and 8,845 kg (19,500 lb) maximum lift capacity behind lift points.

The MT855C uses a diesel engine with a Tier 3 emission standard level.

The supplied specifications do not confirm a horsepower rating for the MT855C.

The Challenger MT855C uses diesel fuel.

The supplied specifications indicate suitability for work requiring tracks, an independent rear PTO, a III/IVN rear 3-Point Hitch, and substantial hydraulic flow. Specific applications are not confirmed in the supplied data.

No expected service-life figure is supplied. For a used MT855C, evaluate maintenance records, engine condition, transmission operation, track wear, hydraulic performance, and PTO function.

Check maintenance records, diesel engine condition, Caterpillar Powershift transmission operation, track condition, hydraulic performance, rear 3-Point Hitch operation, lift function, and independent rear PTO engagement. Inspect for leaks and verify that controls operate properly.