The Allis-Chalmers 160 was built by Renault from 1969 to 1973. It was based on the model 56 but used a Perkins diesel engine instead of the MWM. The tractor was badged as the One-Sixty from 1969 through 1971, then as the 160 in 1972. It is a utility tractor built in France with a 40 hp Perkins 2.5L 3-cylinder diesel engine, 10-speed partial synchronized transmission, and two-wheel drive. It features hydrostatic power steering with manual option on basic models, differential mechanical dry disc brakes, and an open operator station.
Steering:hydrostatic power, manual (on basic models)
Operator station:Open operator station
Production
Type:Utility tractor
Notes:The Allis-Chalmers 160 was built by Renault. It was based on the model 56, but used a Perkins diesel in place of the MWM. The tractor was badged as the One-Sixty from 1969 through 1971, then as the 160 in 1972.
Built in:France
160 built:1,487
Distributor:Allis Chalmers
Total built:5,597 (total)
Manufacturer:Renault
Original price:$6,215
One-Sixty built:4,110
Transmission
Type:partial synchronized
Gears:10 forward and 2 reverse
Options:10-speed partial synchronized, 6-speed
Oil capacity:29 qts (27.4 L)
Tractor hitch
Control:lower-link draft sensing
Rear Type:II
Dimensions & Tires
Length:144 inches (365 cm)
Rear tire:13.6-28, 14.9-28
Wheelbase:76 inches (193 cm)
Front tire:6.00-16
Height hood:56 inches (142 cm)
Height exhaust:83.7 inches (212 cm)
Weight shipping:4250 lbs (1927 kg)
Weight ballasted:6070 lbs (2753 kg)
Weight operating:4680 lbs (2122 kg)
Height steering wheel:63 inches (160 cm)
Power Take-off (PTO)
Rear PTO:live
Engine RPM:540@2160
Rear PTO Type:540 (1.375)
Related Models
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Model:6040
FAQ
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