| Manufacturer |
Massey Ferguson |
| Price |
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| Model |
592 |
| Equipment Type |
Row-Crop Tractors |
| Factory |
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MASSEY FERGUSON 592 POWER
ENGINE DETAIL
The Massey Ferguson 592, powered by a Perkins A4.318 diesel engine, offers a robust 85 hp at 2000 RPM, making it suitable for medium-duty agricultural tasks. Its 5.2L displacement and substantial bore/stroke ratio enhance torque delivery, beneficial for plowing and tilling applications. Challenges may include the need for proper maintenance of the liquid-cooled system and considerations for fuel quality to optimize performance and engine longevity.
| Description |
Perkins A4.318 diesel 4-cylinder liquid-cooled |
| Displacement |
318ci / 5.2L |
| Bore/Stroke |
4.50x5.00inches / 114x 127 mm |
| Power |
85hp / 63.4kW |
| Rated RPM |
2000 |
| Starter |
electric |
| Starter volts |
12 |
MASSEY FERGUSON 592 ENGINE
The Massey Ferguson 592 features a robust Perkins 5.2L 4-cylinder diesel engine, delivering reliable power for various agricultural tasks. Its 33.8-gallon fuel tank ensures extended operational time, making it suitable for extensive fieldwork without frequent refueling. However, operators should consider potential challenges in accessing replacement parts for the Perkins engine, depending on regional availability.
| Description |
Perkins 5.2L 4-cyl diesel |
| Fuel tank |
33.8gal / 127.9L |
TRANSMISSION
The Massey Ferguson 592's Multi-Power transmission with partial power shift allows for smooth gear transitions and enhanced operational efficiency. With 12 forward and 4 reverse gears, it offers versatility in various field conditions, making it suitable for both heavy-duty tasks and lighter applications. The 305mm dry disc clutch provides reliable engagement, although its maintenance and wear over time could present a challenge in sustained, high-demand usage scenarios.
| Transmission |
Multi-Power |
| Type |
partial power shift |
| Gears |
12 forward and 4 reverse |
| Clutch |
305mm dry disc |
MECHANICAL
The Massey Ferguson 592 tractor features a robust 4x2 and 4x4 configuration, providing versatility for varying terrain; however, its 2WD option may limit traction in challenging conditions. The hydrostatic power steering enhances maneuverability, especially in tight areas, while the wet disc brakes provide reliable stopping power under heavy loads, albeit at potentially higher maintenance needs. With a 12-speed partial power shift transmission, operators can achieve optimal performance across a range of field tasks, although mastering gear changes may require experienced handling.
| Chassis |
4x2 2WD/4x4 MFWD 4WD |
| Final drives |
outboard planetary |
| Steering |
hydrostatic power |
| Brakes |
wet disc |
| Cab |
Cab standard. |
| Transmission |
12-speed partial power shift |
HYDRAULICS
| Type |
open center |
| Pressure |
2400psi / 165.5bar |
| Pump flow |
6.7gpm / 25.4lpm |
TRACTOR HITCH
| Rear Type |
2 |
| Control |
position and draft control with top-link sensing |
| Rear lift |
5400lbs / 2449kg |
POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)
| Rear PTO |
independent |
| Clutch |
hydraulic wet disc |
| Rear RPM |
540 (1.375)/1000 (1.375) |
| Engine RPM |
540@1750 / 1000@2000 |
MASSEY FERGUSON 592 TIRES
The Massey Ferguson 592 tractor is equipped with versatile standard agricultural tires, providing significant traction in various soil conditions. The 2WD option with smaller front tires (11.00-16) may limit maneuverability in muddy or uneven terrain, while the 4WD configuration with larger front tires (12.4-28) enhances stability and traction, especially in hilly or challenging landscapes. It's important to consider tire choice based on operational requirements, as the proper setup can improve productivity significantly.
| Standard tires (ag) |
Front: 11.00-16. Rear: 16.9-38 (2WD)/Front: 12.4-28. Rear: 16.9-38 (4WD) |
DIMENSIONS & TIRES
The Massey Ferguson 592 features robust 11.00-16 front tires and 16.9-38 rear tires, optimally designed for traction and stability in two-wheel-drive (2WD) configurations. While the larger rear tires enhance weight distribution and improve grip in tilled or soft soil, the 2WD system may limit maneuverability on uneven terrain or during heavy load operations. Overall, this configuration is ideal for moderate agricultural tasks but may struggle in very hilly or slippery conditions compared to 4WD alternatives.
| Front tire |
11.00-16 |
| Rear tire |
16.9-38 (2WD) |
