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Long-haul transportation in the United States places serious demands on equipment. Long distances, sustained loads, changing weather conditions, and a constant focus on operational efficiency are all part of everyday work. We recently visited a customer in North Dakota, where these factors are a regular part of real-world operation.

The tractor in the photo is a Challenger MT743, one of the most capable tracked tractors in its class. Built for heavy tillage, grain cart work and other high-draft applications, the MT743 combines a wide track footprint with excellent traction, reduced soil disturbance and the stability required when operating large implements across uneven fields.

We recently optimized this Western Star 4900 – a true heavy-duty Class 8 truck that spends its days hauling serious loads and covering long distances. Powered by a high-torque diesel engine and built on a long, multi-axle chassis, this 4900 is designed to work hard every single day.

The machine in the photo is a Grove GMK5150L, a five-axle all-terrain crane built for demanding lifting work and long-distance transfers between job sites. Cranes in the 150-ton class rely heavily on the performance of their carrier engine — not just for mobility, but also for maintaining consistent control while moving with ballast, trailers, or additional equipment. The GMK5150L combines a robust highway-capable chassis with a powerful Mercedes-Benz diesel engine, designed to move this massive machine safely and efficiently.

The CLAAS Lexion 740 is a machine built for serious harvest demands. It’s a high-capacity combine designed to keep moving when the long days get longer and the fields get tougher. With its heavy-duty construction, wide stance, and track system, the Lexion 740 delivers stability and traction where it matters most — in real field conditions.

The machine in the photo is a Case IH Quadtrac 580, a high-horsepower articulated tractor built for the toughest tillage and seeding jobs. With four independent track units, the Quadtrac platform delivers excellent traction, reduced slip, and a wide footprint that minimizes compaction while pulling large implements.

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The John Deere 9670 STS is a well-known and trusted combine across American farms. Built for reliability and steady performance, the STS rotor system handles crop flow efficiently, keeps grain losses low, and maintains clean sample quality even in heavy crop conditions. Its simple mechanical design and strong build have made it a long-time favourite among growers.

This John Deere S770 was serviced right in the middle of harvest preparation in the U.S. Midwest. Wide, open soybean fields like the one in the photo are where the S700 series performs at its best — and where a well-tuned engine makes a real difference.

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The CASE HX160L is a 16-ton crawler excavator designed for demanding earthmoving work. With its long-carriage undercarriage, the machine maintains solid stability when reaching further with the boom or handling heavier materials. The HX Series is known for precise hydraulic control, quick reaction times, and a comfortable operator environment with a clear overview of the job site.

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Meet the AgroEcoPower team at Farm Science Review 2025 in London, Ohio. From September 16–18, we’ll be showcasing proven ECU software upgrades that boost horsepower, reduce fuel use, and improve torque — all safely and efficiently.

Freightliner is built for serious work, whether it’s hauling grain, feed, or heavy farm loads across long distances. Under the hood sits a dependable Detroit Diesel engine, well-known for its durability and strong pulling power in the lower RPM range. These trucks are a common sight in agricultural regions thanks to their simple serviceability, strong torque, and long-term reliability.

We’re live at Big Iron Show 2025, meeting with farmers and ag professionals who want to get more power and better fuel efficiency from their machines. Stop by our booth and discover how safe, software-based ECU modifications can help you do more with what you already own.