MacDon M150 Self-Propelled Windrowers
MacDon M150
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
MacDon M150 is a windrower designed for field crop harvesting and windrowing operations. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 96 kW (130 hp) and meets Tier 3 emissions requirements. The model was produced in Canada for the 2011 to 2015 production years.
The MacDon M150 supports sicklebar headers, draper headers, and rotary disc headers, with rotary disc use limited to 13' only. It also accepts a double windrow attachment with a compatible head. With a weight without header of 9,493 kg (20,930 lb) and a crop clearance of 1,160 mm (3 ft 10 in), it is built for self-propelled harvesting work in crop fields.
Year
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Country of manufacturing
Canada
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
3,410 mm
~134.3 in
3,378 mm
~133 in
5,334 mm
~210 in
9,493 kg
~20,928.5 lb
Engine Power
130 hp
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Tier 3
Engine type
Diesel
Displacement
275 cu(in)
Fuel tank
378 L
Sicklebar (Auger) Headers
Yes, all widths
Draper Headers
Yes, all widths
Rotary Disc Headers
Yes, 13' only
Double Windrow Attachment
Yes, w/ compatible head
Hydraulic Header Reverser
Optional
Range 1
18 km/h
Range 2
37 km/h
Drive wheels (standard)
18.4x26; or 23.1x26; or 600/65R28
Caster wheels (standard)
10x16; or 7.5x16; or 16.5L-16.1
Alternator output
130 Amps
Height to top of cab
3,378 mm
Track width (drive end)
3,410 mm
Track width (engine end)
3,408 mm
Wheelbase
3,942 mm
Crop clearance
1,160 mm
Weight, w/o header
9,493 kg
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MacDon M150 Self-Propelled Windrower
130 hp
9493 kg
5334 mm × 3410 mm × 3378 mm
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What is the average price of a MacDon M150?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the MacDon M150. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, configuration, header compatibility, and maintenance history.
What are the key advantages of the MacDon M150?
The supplied specifications list compatibility with Sicklebar (Auger) Headers and Draper Headers in all widths, plus a Rotary Disc Header in 13' only. A Double Windrow Attachment is available with a compatible head, and a Hydraulic Header Reverser is optional.
What type of engine does the M150 use?
The M150 uses a Diesel engine with a Tier 3 emission standard level. Its listed displacement is 275 cu in.
How much horsepower does the M150 have?
The MacDon M150 is rated at 130 hp (96.9 kW).
What fuel does the MacDon M150 use?
The MacDon M150 uses Diesel fuel. The listed fuel tank capacity is 378 L (99.9 US gal).
What jobs is this Windrowers best suited for?
The supplied information confirms that the MacDon M150 is a windrower with support for Sicklebar (Auger), Draper, and limited-width Rotary Disc headers. It is suited to windrowing work where the required header type is compatible; specific crops or applications are not confirmed.
What is the expected lifespan of the M150?
The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life for the M150. Evaluate maintenance records, engine condition, hydraulic operation, wheel condition, header compatibility, and overall wear when assessing an individual machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Windrowers?
Check maintenance records, Diesel engine operation, hydraulic functions, fuel-system condition, tire condition, cab condition, and overall structural wear. Confirm the included header is compatible, test the header functions, and verify whether the Double Windrow Attachment or optional Hydraulic Header Reverser is fitted and operational.
