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Series III XT 190

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Glenn F.

04-14-2006 09:17:39




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How much does a series 3 XT 190 diesel weigh? No cab, 38" wheels, no fluid. Also, what is the horsepower of this tractor? How did the tractor change as it evolved from the XT190 to the Series 3 XT190? What were the years of production? Thanks, Glenn




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Glenn F.

04-16-2006 07:34:23




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 Re: Series III XT 190 in reply to Glenn F., 04-14-2006 09:17:39  
Thank you guys. Glenn



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Joe(TX)

04-16-2006 04:06:23




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 Re: Series III XT 190 in reply to Glenn F., 04-14-2006 09:17:39  
Series III was built 1968-73. Unballasted weight of a diesel was 7945 and a gas was 7715. 93.64 hp



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JMS/MN

04-14-2006 09:47:42




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 Re: Series III XT 190 in reply to Glenn F., 04-14-2006 09:17:39  
93 hp with the diesel engine, shipping weight with 3ph was 7738 lbs- from sales brochure that is for the 190XT. (Not series 3) One major change from the first 190XT's was updating the rear end to handle the hp. Original rear was like the D19- ok for 63 hp, but not 93.



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Glenn F.

04-14-2006 15:11:12




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 Re: Series III XT 190 in reply to JMS/MN, 04-14-2006 09:47:42  
Was there a series 2? Glenn



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hunter1

04-15-2006 01:34:44




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 Re: Series III XT 190 in reply to Glenn F., 04-14-2006 15:11:12  
No series ii per-sei; however, think there was an undate to the first xt, then an update to an improved xt (probably a true series ii) and then finally the 190xt iii.
I believe the first update was later replaced completely with the iii components. Probably call all the in between updates series ii.

Early 190's had basically a d-19 rear end with hyd. P.D.. Then they improved it to the 3 1/4 axle model with heavier pinion/bull gears. Then to the series iii.

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