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Agrale S.A.
Predecessor AGRISA
Founded 1962
Headquarters Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Products agriculture machinery tractor, trucks, buses
Parent Francisco Stedile Group
Divisions Lintec
Website http://www.agrale.com.br/

Agrale is a Brazilian manufacturer of agricultural tractors, commercial vehicles, engines, off-road vehicles, chassis (for buses), motorcycles, and scooters. They are based in Caxias do Sul, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. Established in 1962, the brand's current model line-up consists of the Marrua SUV and pick-up truck. The tractor range include both self-developed models, and ones based on Zetor designs.[1]

The company was originally called AGRISA, and built AGRISA-Bungartz tractors under license of the German-based Bungartz company. In 1965, AGRALE became a part of the Francisco Stedile Group and the name changed to Agrale S.A Tratores e Motores. In 1975, Agrale introduced the first lightweight tractor to Brazil. An agreement was reached with Renault Agriculture to build 93, 110 and 126 hp tractors based on Renault technology, but the project was abandoned in 1979. The Agrale 4300 was built based on Renault designs.

In 1988, an agreement with Deutz Argentina was made to provide trucks and engines in return for their technology on tractors and larger engines. The Agrale-Deutz brand was launched for tractors, and Deutz Argentina built trucks under the Deutz-Agrale name.

In 1997, an agreement was made with Zetor to assemble tractors and use their designs, leading to the 5000-series. From 1998 until 2013, Agrale built International Trucks under an agreement with Navistar. Agrale opened a new factory in Mercedes, Argentina in 2008 to manufacture trucks, and this led to the manufacturing of tractors in Mercedes, Argentina as well in 2013.

Smaller engines are now manufactured under the Lintec brand.

Francisco Stedile Group includes the Lavrale, Fazenda Três Rios, Germani Foods, Yanmar - Agritech (Agritech) and Yanmar de Brasil companies.

Model range[]

AGRISA-Bungartz Tractor Models
Model Year(s) Produced Horsepower Engine Type Misc Notes Photo
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Tractor Models built by Agrale for AGCO-Allis
Model Year(s) Produced Horsepower Engine Type Misc Notes Photo
AGCO-Allis 6.65 F 63 hp (47 kW) Deutz by Agrale
AGCO-Allis 6.65 V 63 hp (47 kW) Deutz by Agrale AA 6.65V MFWD (green) - 2002
AGCO-Allis 6.85 F 84 hp (63 kW) Deutz by Agrale

Trucks[]

  • 6000 - MWM 4.10 TCA engine - 115 hp
  • 8500 - MWM 4.10 TCA engine - 115 hp
  • 8500 CD - MWM 4.10 TCA engine - 115 hp
  • 8500 CE - MWM ACTEON 4.12 TCE engine - 150 hp
  • 9200 CE - MWM ACTEON 4.12 TCE engine - 150 hp
  • 13000 - MWM 6.10 TCA engine - 173 hp
  • 13000 6x2 - MWM 6.10 TCA engine - 173 hp
  • Fugovan 6000 - MWM Sprint 4.07 TCE engine - 140 hp
  • Fugovan 8000 E-mec - MWM Sprint 4.10 TCA - 115 hp
  • Agrale Marruá - Sport Utility line, also used for military

Bus[]

Bus Models built by Agrale
Model Year(s) Produced Horsepower Engine Type Misc Notes Photo
Agrale 8.5 200X-20XX 8.5 in Camión Argentino
Agrale MA 12.0 200X-20XX MA 12.0 in Pesados Argentinos [[Image:|150px]]
Agrale MA 15.0 200X-20XX MA 15.0 in Pesados Argentinos [[Image:|150px]]
Agrale MT 12.0 200X-20XX MT 12.0 Sb in Pesados Argentinos
Agrale MT 15.0 200X-20XX MT 15.0 Sb in Pesados Argentinos
Agrale MT 17.0 200X-20XX MT 17.0 Sb in Pesados Argentinos
Agrale MT 27.0 2014-20XX MT 27.0 Sb in Pesados Argentinos

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