User manual MASSEY FERGUSON AGCO SISU POWER BROCHURE

[. . . ] 1960 saw the establishment of a tractor plant in Mogi Das Cruzes, Brazil, but it wasn't until 1994 that diesel engine production commenced there. However, as far back as 1991, Massey Ferguson took the decision to start using SISU tractor engines and the MF 3680 was the first model to benefit from this new direction. In 2004, AGCO acquired SISU Diesel's engine factories in Finland and Brazil, since which time it has invested more than 30 million in upgrading and refurbishing the production facilities. AGCO is currently investing in new SISU manufacturing capacity in Russia and China in order to satisfy the increasing demand for these exceptional engines. Today, more than 30, 000 engines are built annually and the business employs nearly 700 people. [. . . ] This technology is now available on certain models. 08 With SCR, the exhaust gases produced by the engine are treated with a urea-based fluid before they are expelled into the atmosphere. Known as AdBlue®, this fluid is precisely metered and injected via the Bosch control system into the exhaust, where there is a catalytic converter. The result is dramatically lower emissions of particulates, nitrous oxide, hydrocarbons and carbon dioxide, and significant ­ up to 16 per cent ­ savings in fuel. The road transport industry ­ the principal means of moving food products to consumers ­ has been reaping the benefits of SCR technology for several years. As with many good ideas, the system is simple, easy to control and requires virtually no maintenance. Contained in a separate tank alongside the diesel tank, the AdBlue only needs to be refilled every second fuel tank fill. A 600-litre container of AdBlue is sufficient to treat over 20, 000 litres of diesel. The SCR equipment is designed to last at least as long as the working life of the engine and way beyond the requirements of the next ­ Tier IV ­ phase of emissions-restricting legislation. Economic. Ecological - e3 The facts · The AGCO SISU POWER e3 SCR system is the most efficient in its class, cutting fuel costs by up to 16%. The AdBlue solution works in harmony with the SCR system and can be easily obtained from your Massey Ferguson dealer. · · AGCO SISU POWER e3 engines with Selective Catalytic Reduction run at optimum efficiency without compromising engine performance. There is no need for additional service tools or expensive diagnostic interfaces in the vehicle. · · By 2014, a 75% reduction in Nitrous Oxide gases is required as part of Europe wide legislations on emissions levels. By using the e3 SCR system, we are meeting these regulations in time to make a real difference to the environment and to our health. The technology offers big savings in costs and helps protect our environment at the same time. · 09 The growing popularity of AGCO SISU POWER Just take a look at the range of Massey Ferguson tractors, combines and power generators now relying on AGCO SISU POWER diesel engines. The new MF 8600 Series ­ providing the massive horsepower for Massey Ferguson's flagship range. 8. 4-litre, 6-cylinders, 270-370hp. The new MF 7400 Series models ­ the MF 7497 and MF 7499. 7. 4-litres, 6-cylinders, 225-240hp. The MF 6400 Series ­ Unbeatable performance and versatility comes from the MF 6400 Series range of tractors. 100-245 hp. The MF 5400 Series ­ ever-popular, all-rounder from MF 5465 to MF 5480 offering a choice of 4. 4L, 4. 9L and 6. 6L. 130-145 hp. The MF 4400 Series ­ robust, reliable, simple to operate and economical. 3- and 4-cylinder, 74-101hp. The MF 3600 Series ­ versatile, multi-purpose tractors. 3. 3 litres, 3-cylinders, 69 hp-100 hp. MF Combine Harvesters ­ MF Delta hybrid, MF Centora and MF Beta conventional - the ultimate in harvesting machinery. Massey Ferguson's extensive range of primary and stand-by POWER SERIES GENERATORS. 10 11 "SISU Power gets the job done" Joe Kirk, with brothers Edward and Andrew, farms close to 2000 acres (809ha) in Leicestershire, England, around three-quarters of which is down to arable cropping. He is in a particularly good position to express his views on SISU engines, as he runs four Massey Ferguson tractors and a Cerea combine, all of which are powered by them. The most recent addition to the fleet is an MF 8690, which was purchased in 2009, following extended use of a manufacturer's demonstrator and subsequently a machine belonging to local dealer Chandlers. The other tractors ­ a 6485, a 6495 and an 8270 ­ have each worked around 6500 hours. The 8690 replaced an MF 8280. "I must say I do rate the engines, " says Joe. "They're reliable, economical to run and they've got plenty of power. I've found that with the 8690, we're not having to push it too hard, even when ploughing. [. . . ] SUPPORT Agriculture can be a tough business, that's why we make sure that you can get support whenever you need it and at crucial times of the year. Be assured of sustainability from more than 3, 200 dealer outlets in over 140 countries and a comprehensive machinery distribution network. You'll be part of a dedicated family of specialists who make it their business to give you genuine, top quality service support. If you have the commitment but not necessarily the financial resources to compete in today's marketdriven climate then AGCO Finance could have the solution. [. . . ]