Massey Ferguson 8170

The Massey Ferguson 8170 is a row-crop tractor that was introduced by Massey Ferguson in 1998 as part of the 8100 Series and was manufactured starting that year, with the end year of production being unknown. It features a four-wheel-drive (4x4 MFWD 4WD) chassis design, hydrostatic power steering, and an 18-speed full power shift transmission with 18 forward and 9 reverse gears. Equipped with a turbocharged 6-cylinder Valmet diesel engine, the 8170 has a displacement of 513.8 ci, a bore and stroke of 4.370 x 5.709 inches, and produces 222 horsepower at 2200 rpm. The engine is liquid-cooled with a coolant capacity of 32 quarts. It has a 121-inch wheelbase and weighs 21,595 pounds. The tractor is fitted with a Category 3 hitch at the rear, and its hydraulic system is of the pressure flow compensated (PFC) type. This tractor was designed to tackle large-scale farming operations with its robust power and advanced features.