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Steiger Steiger #1 Specs

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Overview

The Steiger #1 is a four-wheel drive farm tractor manufactured in Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, featuring an open operator station and articulated power steering. The machine is equipped with a 7.0L 6-cylinder Detroit Diesel engine rated at 238 hp and a Fuller 8-speed transmission. Its physical footprint includes a weight of 15,000 lbs, a total length of 243 inches, and a height of 80 inches to the hood.

Ideal Applications

Engine and Power Specifications: The vehicle is powered by a liquid-cooled Detroit Diesel 6-71 engine with a 425.5 ci displacement, producing 238 hp at 2100 rated RPM.
Transmission and Drivetrain Layout: The drivetrain consists of a four-wheel drive system managed by a Fuller transmission providing 8 forward and 2 reverse gears.
Chassis and Tire Configuration: The tractor utilizes an articulated steering frame with 23.1-26 ag tires on both the front and rear axles to support its 15,000-lb operating weight.

Production

Description Built in Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, USA
Drive type Four-wheel Drive (4WD) tractor
Manufacturer Steiger

Engine

Engine type Detroit Diesel 7.0L 6-cyl diesel
Fuel tank 120 gal (454.2 L)
Bore/Stroke 4.25x5.00 inches (108 x 127 mm)
Description Detroit Diesel 6-71 / diesel / 6-cylinder / liquid-cooled
Displacement 425.5 ci (7.0 L)
Power 238 hp (177.5 kW)
Rated RPM 2100

Transmission

Gears 8 forward and 2 reverse
Transmission Fuller
Transmission type 8-speed

Mechanical

Cab Open operator station.
Description Articulated power steering
Drive type Four-wheel drive

Dimensions & Tires

Height (hood) 80 inches (203 cm)
Length 243 inches (617 cm)
Weight 15000 lbs (6804 kg)
Width 118 inches (299 cm)
Front tire 23.1-26
Rear tire 23.1-26
Weight 15000 lbs (6804 kg)
Ag front 23.1-26
Ag rear 23.1-26

References

Description Red 4WD Tractors: 1957-2017 by Lee Klancher / Ultimate Tractor Power: Articulated Tractors of the World, Volume 2 by Peter Simpson* / Steiger Identification Guide: 1969-1998 published by Case IH / *Publication contains known errors.