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AGCO’s Challenger brand of tractors, wheeled and track; combine harvesters; seeding and tillage; hay and forage; implements; attachments and material handling; and application equipment are serious tools to help your farm grow.
Challenger is an American brand of agricultural tractors. Created in 1986 by Caterpillar Inc., the brand was sold to AGCO in 2002. Since then, Challenger tractors have been manufactured at the company's Jackson, Minnesota facility. Production models. Origins.
The world’s most technologically advanced track tractor. Designed and built on Challenger’s revolutionary AccuEngineering™ platform, to deliver the superior performance, increased power, exceptional comfort and enhanced onboard intelligence you need for unmatched productivity and profitability.
Learn about the features and benefits of the MT800C series of rubber-track tractors from Challenger, powered by Caterpillar ACERT Technology engines. Download brochures, view images and watch videos of the MT800C models and options.
The Challenger® 1000 Series can help. These fixed frame tractors are built to also handle the work of an articulated tractor, with the power and maneuverability to handle both grueling tillage work and intricate row crop applications. Row Crop. Small Grains.
When you need the ultimate articulated 4-wheel drive machine to tackle vast acreage and pull large seeding and tillage implements, the only machine you want is the MT900E. With new enhancements you’ll experience an enhanced work environment that allows you to be more productive.
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Challenger farm tractors by model. Related brands: AGCO and Caterpillar. Challenger was a trade name for rubber-tracked tractors created by the Caterpillar corporation in 1987. In 2002, Caterpillar sold the line to AGCO which expanded the line to include a range of tractors. In 2020, AGCO began phasing out the Challenger brand.
