The DT-75M tractor is a legend of Soviet agriculture. This car appeared in 1978, becoming the successor to "Kazakhstan" and DT-74. The main difference was considered a new comfortable cab of the machine operator, with a large glass area. The engine was also replaced: the old 75-horsepower SMD-14 was replaced by the Barnaul A-41, which develops 90 horses. Such power, in combination with a caterpillar mover, allowed the tractor to carry a four-furrow mounted plow. The same as the wheeled T-150K, which had a twice as powerful engine!
Part of the Soviet heritage has survived to this day, and with proper care, it is able to compete with new Russian tractors. For example, with Agromash 90TG, which since 2013 has been produced at the Volzhsky combine plant in the city of Cheboksary. Conceptually, this model is a modern interpretation of the DT-75, even the engines are still supplied by the Altai Motor Plant! See what the DT-75M and Agromash 90TG are capable of on arable land. Find out what alterations have to be made to new equipment and what machine operators think about tractors of different generations. You can also see the plowing from the first person by watching the video on the LandTech Youtube channel.
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