Challenger MT 645 Diesel

Der Frontspoiler kann sich lösen und in den Verkehrsraum gelangen.

The nuts of the 12V earthing connector may be tightened incorrectly, which could result in disrupted electrical connection and increased electrical resistance.As a result, heating may occur when the vehicle is running and significant electricity is used in the accommodation part over a period of several hours, leading to increased risk of fire. The product fails to meet the requirements set out in the Regulation on the approval and market surveillance of motor vehicles and their trailers, and of systems, components and separate technical entities intended for such vehicles.

THESE TRAILERS DO NOT COMPLY WITH REGULATION 6 - STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE AND C.M.V.S.S. 108 - LIGHTING.

I got to run a challenger MT765D the other day doing some fallow work. I’m comparing it to my Deere 9100. Road ride: I was surprised how well the tracked unit roaded. It wasn’t much worse than any other tractor. I was expecting it to be pretty horrid. Power: both tractors have plenty of power for the implement I was pulling. The tracked tractor did struggle turning the machine on a sharper curve, which can be an issue sometimes for me. Field ride: honestly pretty disappointed with the tracked tractor. Everything I’ve ever heard was that tracked tractors ride amazing in the field. I think it was rougher than my 9100. Steering: this was honestly the worst attribute of the tracked tractor. The steering was so outrageously sensitive it was very difficult to maintain a heading. Even turning around on the field end only took a quarter turn of the wheel. I drove the machine less than two hours but I really noticed how much less taxing it was to drive when I switched back to my 9100. I’m glad I did it, but I don’t think I’m gonna get a tracked tractor when I trade. At least not a two track unit. And probably not a case Quadtrac either since dealer support is a bit far away where I’m at.