The Versatile 1080 "Big Roy" was a prototype tractor built in 1977 by Versatile in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. It was a 26-ton experimental tractor featuring a four-axle 8x8 drive and powered by a 19-liter Cummins KTA 1150-600 diesel engine generating 600 horsepower. The tractor included a camera system with in-cab monitors for the operator. Only one unit was built, and it is now displayed at the Manitoba Agricultural Museum.
Detailed specifications and technical data for Versatile 1080 Big Roy
Power
Engine:600 hp (447.4 kW)
Tires
Ag rear:30.5-32
Ag front:30.5-32
Engine
Type:turbocharged diesel
Model:Cummins KTA1150-600
Power:600 hp (447.4 kW)
Cooling:liquid-cooled inline
Cylinders:6-cylinder
Fuel tank:550 gal (2081.8 L)
Rated RPM:2100
Bore/Stroke:6.25x6.25 inches (159 x 159 mm)
Displacement:1150 ci (18.8 L)
Starter volts:24
Coolant capacity:85 qts (80.4 L)
Dimensions
Height:132 inches (335 cm)
Length:366 inches (929 cm)
Wheelbase:266.4 inches (676 cm)
Shipping weight:54450 lbs (24698 kg)
Operating weight:57580 lbs (26118 kg)
Electrical
Ground:negative
Batteries:2
Battery CCA:900
Battery volts:12
Mechanical
Cab:standard
Drive:8x8 8WD
Production
Year:1977
Notes:The Versatile 1080 "Big Roy" was a prototype. The 26-ton tractor featured a four-axle 8x8 drive, and a 19-liter Cummins KTA 1150-600 diesel generating 600 horsepower. A camera system with in-cab monitors was used for the operator. The tractor is now at the Manitoba Agricultural Museum.
Built in:Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Total built:1
Manufacturer:Versatile
Experimental tractor:Yes
Transmission
Type:gear
Gears:6 forward and 1 reverse
FAQ
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