Buhler Versatile 575 Tractor (2010-)

Manufacturer:Buhler Versatile

Price:N/A

Series:HHT Series

Model:575

Equipment Type: Four-wheel Drive 4WD Tractors

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Full Specifications

BUHLER VERSATILE 575 POWER

Engine: 575 hp/428.8 kW

ENGINE DETAIL

Description: Cummins QSX15/turbocharged aftercooled diesel/6-cylinder/liquid-cooled
Displacement: 915 ci/15.0 L
Power: 575 hp/428.8 kW
Maximum Power: 610 hp/454.9 kW
Torque: 1875 lb-ft/2542.5 Nm
Oil capacity: 50.4 qts/47.7 L
Coolant capacity: 80 qts/75.7 L

BUHLER VERSATILE 575 ENGINE

Description: Cummins 15.0L 6-cyl diesel

TRANSMISSION

Transmission: Caterpillar
Type: power shift
Gears: 16 forward and 4 reverse

MECHANICAL

Chassis: 4x4 articulated 4WD
Final drives: outboard planetary
Differential lock: hydraulic lock
Brakes: dual dry caliper
Trailer brakes: hydraulic standard
Cab: Deluxe cab standard with air-contidioning, automatic temperature control, and leather seating.
Transmission: 16-speed power shift

CAPACITY

Fuel: 350 gal/1324.8 L
Hydraulic system: 30 gal/113.6 L

HYDRAULICS

Type: closed center load sensing
Capacity: 30 gal/113.6 L
Pressure: 2900 psi/200.0 bar
Valves: 6
Total flow: 80 gpm/302.8 lpm

TRACTOR HITCH

Drawbar: Category V

POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)

Rear PTO: optional
Rear RPM: 1000

DIMENSIONS

Wheelbase: 154 inches/391 cm
Length: 299 inches/759 cm
Height (cab): 141 inches/358 cm
Height (exhaust): 155 inches/393 cm
Clearance (drawbar): 21.9 inches/55 cm

BUHLER VERSATILE 575 WEIGHT

Shipping: 47,700 lbs/21636 kg
Max capacity: 57,500 lbs/26082 kg
Max Drawbar: 9,000 lbs/4082 kg/12,000 lbs/5443 kg (optional)

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

Wheelbase: 154 inches/391 cm
Weight: 47,700 lbs/21636 kg

ELECTRICAL

Ground: negative
Charging system: alternator
Charging amps: 180
Charging volts: 12
Batteries: 3
Battery CCA: 950
Battery volts: 12

About Buhler Versatile Tractor

The Buhler Versatile 575 tractor is part of the HHT Series of tractors. The 575 is a Four-wheel Drive 4WD Tractors type, which is used often in Agriculture Tractors. The 575 tractor features a engine. This arrangement is more practical in the real world.