Massey Ferguson 6290

The Massey Ferguson 6290 is part of the 6200 Series and was manufactured between 1999 and 2003. It is equipped with a turbocharged diesel engine, made by Perkins with serial number U668226C, with a displacement of 365.2 cubic inches, capable of delivering 126.2 horsepower (based on independent test results). The engine is liquid-cooled, operates at a rated RPM of 2200, and features a dual paper element air cleaner as well as a high compression ratio of 16.0:1, all contributing to its efficiency and reliability. The engine's crankshaft position is lengthwise. The tractor's transmission is a Dynashift and DynaShuttle four-speed power shift, with wet disc clutches offering 32 forward and reverse gears, designed to provide versatile shifting options. The tractor exhibits utility characteristics with its sturdy operating weight of 11395 lbs for the FWA (Front Wheel Assist) version, and a length of 185 inches and height of 122.2 inches. Steering is facilitated by a hydrostatic power system, and it has a rear-positioned three-point hitch (Category 2 assumed). The tractor is available in both 2WD and FWA configurations. The hydraulic system features both open and closed center systems with varying pressure, flow rates, and power outputs. The cooling system utilizes a thermostat and variable speed fan for temperature control. The tractor's wheelbase is 106.3 inches, with rear tread ranging from 66.9" to 86.6" and front tread (FWA) ranging from 61.7" to 80.9". The unladen tractor mass is 10460 lbs for 2WD and 11395 lbs for FWA. Detailed hitch dimensions, drawbar performance metrics, and gear-specific power and speed specifications are also available from the independent test results. Cumulatively, the Massey Ferguson 6290 is built for a variety of tasks, balancing power and maneuverability for efficient performance in various agricultural roles.