Challenger MT855E Tracked Tractors (2 Tracks)

Challenger MT855E

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General overview

Challenger MT855E is a tracked tractor for large-scale farm work and other field operations that require sustained traction and implement power. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 360 kW (490 hp) and is listed with Stage IV emission standard level. The 2_tracks configuration and 18-inch tracks reflect its setup for demanding ground conditions.

Key operating features include a 16-speed full power shift transmission, rated PTO power of 294 kW (400 hp), maximum PTO power of 333 kW (453 hp), and PTO speed of 1,000 rpm with an independent rear PTO. The load sensing, closed center pressure flow compensated hydraulic system has a pump rated output of 219 L/min (57.9 gpm), four rear selective control valves, and a Cat. 4/5 rear 3-point hitch with maximum lift capacity behind lift points of 8,845 kg (19,500 lb).

Year

2018

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Weight

19,321 kg

~42,595.5 lb

Tire or Track Type

2_tracks

Engine Power

490 hp

Track Width

2.54 m

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Stage IV

Engine type

diesel

Displacement

16 cu(m)

Maximum PTO power

453 hp

Rated PTO power

400 hp

Transmission type

16-speed full power shift

Maximum lift capacity behind lift points

8,845 kg

Fuel tank

1,249 L

Hydraulic system type

closed center pressure flow compensated

Pump rated output

219 L/min

Available flow at a single rear SCV

99 L/min

Number of rear selective control valves

4

Sensing type

load sensing

Hitch type

4N

Track size

18-inch tracks

Rear PTO

independent

Rear 3-Point Hitch

Rear lift 19,500 lbs (8,845 kg); Cat. 4/5

PTO speed

1,000

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Challenger MT855E. Check current listings and compare condition, location, service history, track condition, and installed configuration.

Key listed features include 365.4 kW (490 hp), 18-inch tracks, a 16-speed full power shift transmission, and a closed center pressure flow compensated hydraulic system. It also has four rear selective control valves, independent rear PTO, and a rear lift capacity of 8,845 kg (19,500 lb).

The Challenger MT855E uses a diesel engine meeting Stage IV emissions requirements.

The MT855E has an engine power rating of 365.4 kW (490 hp). Its rated PTO power is 298.3 kW (400 hp), with maximum PTO power of 337.8 kW (453 hp).

The Challenger MT855E uses diesel fuel. Its listed fuel tank capacity is 1,249 L (330 US gal).

Based on its 18-inch tracks, 365.4 kW (490 hp), rear hitch, PTO, and hydraulic capacity, this tractor is suited to demanding agricultural work using large drawbar, three-point-hitch, PTO, or hydraulic implements. The supplied data does not identify specific implement applications.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service-life estimate for the MT855E. Actual lifespan depends on maintenance, operating conditions, workload, and the condition of the engine, transmission, tracks, hydraulics, and hitch components.

Inspect track wear and alignment, engine operation, transmission shifting, hydraulic performance, rear PTO engagement, rear hitch operation, and fuel-system condition. Review maintenance records and check the four rear selective control valves, hydraulic connections, and signs of leaks or structural damage.