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Posted by Brad Wright of MO on January 11, 2006 at 13:25:58 from (70.255.147.175):
What was the Biggest Agricultural or Construction Tractor ever made. I believe it was the Big Bud but I am not sure.
Big Bud
16V-747
Manufactured: 1978 - 1978
Total built: 1
Power:
Drawbar (HP): 900
Engine:
Manufacturer: Detroit Diesel
Fuel: diesel - turbo
Cylinders: 16
Displacement (ci): 1472
Compression:
Rated RPMs: 2100
Torque (ft-lbs):
Firing order:
Oil capacity (qts):
Transmission:
Forward: 6
Reverse: 1
MFWD: standard (4WD)
Capacity:
Fuel (Gal): 1,000
Tires:
Ag front: 35x38
Ag rear: 35x38
Dimensions:
Weight (pounds): 95,000
Wheelbase (inches):
Length (inches):
Width (inches):
Height (inches):
Ground clearance (inches):
Electrical:
Battery volts:
Ground:
Battery cold-cranking amps:
Alternator amps:
Serial Numbers:
1978 7816
Comments:
The Big Bud 16V-747 is the largest tractor made in the 20th Century. It was custom ordered by Rossi Farms of California. It is 14 feet tall, 20 feet wide, and 28 feet long. Fully loaded with fuel and ballast it weighs 130,000 pounds. The tractor is still in use in Montanta.
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