Steiger 9170 Tractor (1990)
Manufacturer:Steiger
Price:119,000(USD)
Series:9100 Series
Model:9170
Equipment Type: Four-wheel Drive 4WD Tractors
Factory:Fargo, North Dakota, USA
Full Specifications
STEIGER 9170 POWER
- Engine
- 335hp / 249.8kW
- PTO (claimed)
- 300hp / 223.7kW
ENGINE DETAIL
- Description
- Cummins NTA-855/turbocharged intercooled diesel/6-cylinder/liquid-cooled
- Displacement
- 855ci / 14.0L
- Bore/Stroke
- 5.50x6.00inches / 140 x 152mm
- Power
- 335hp / 249.8kW
- Rated RPM
- 2100
- Torque
- 1266lb-ft / 1716.7Nm
- Torque RPM
- 1400
- Starter volts
- 12
- Oil capacity
- 41qts / 38.8L
- Coolant capacity
- 66qts / 62.5L
STEIGER 9170 ENGINE
- Description
- Cummins 14.0L 6-cyl diesel
TRANSMISSION
- Type
- full power shift
- Gears
- 12 forward and 2 reverse
SPEEDS
- Description
- With 24.5x32 tires
MECHANICAL
- Chassis
- 4x4 articulated 4WD
- Steering
- hydrostatic power
- Cab
- Cab standard
- Transmission
- 12-speed full power shift
CAPACITY
- Fuel
- 250gal / 946.3L
- Hydraulic system
- 26gal / 98.4L
HYDRAULICS
- Type
- closed center
- Capacity
- 26gal / 98.4L
- Pressure
- 2500psi / 172.4bar
- Valves
- 3 to 4
- Total flow
- 40gpm / 151.4lpm
TRACTOR HITCH
- Optional Rear Type
- IV
- Rear lift
- 14,000lbs / 6350kg
POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)
- Optional Rear PTO
- independent
- Rear RPM
- 1000
STEIGER 9170 TIRES
- Ag front
- 23.1-24
- Ag rear
- 23.1-24
DIMENSIONS
- Wheelbase
- 141.3inches / 358cm
- Length
- 279.5inches / 709cm
- Minimum Width
- 92.3inches / 234cm
- Duals Width
- 163.9 inches / 416cm
- Height (exhaust)
- 149.6inches / 379cm
- Weight
- 28,000lbs / 12700kg
- Frame Ground clearance
- 19.5inches / 49cm
DIMENSIONS & TIRES
- Wheelbase
- 141.3inches / 358cm
- Weight
- 28,000lbs / 12700kg
- Front tire
- 23.1-24
- Rear tire
- 23.1-24
ELECTRICAL
- Ground
- negative
- Battery volts
- 12
About Steiger Tractor
The 9170 tractor is part of the Steiger's 9100 Series. The 9170 is a Four-wheel Drive 4WD Tractors type, which is used mostly in the Agriculture Tractors. The 9170 tractor features a engine. This setting is more practical in the real world.
Four-wheel Drive 4WD Tractors
