The Rebuild Process
Our ACO tractor rebuild process is designed to maintain the tractors’ rugged drive train components, while integrating new technology to improve and enhance capabilities and comfort.
We focus on rebuilding ACO 250, ACO 350 and ACO 460 model tractors. The rebuild process starts with a complete tear down of every part and component. The engine, transmission and axles are completely dismantled and then rebuilt to the manufacturer’s specifications. This occurs regardless of the tractor’s service history or the condition of its various components.
After the drive train components are remanufactured, the engine, transmission and axles are dyno tested to ensure that required specifications are met.
The tractor frame is cleaned, shot-blasted and inspected. All welded and machined components are repaired, strengthened and improved on where necessary.
All hydraulic cylinders are serviced and restored to as new condition.
The re-assembly process starts with a complete re-alignment of the driveshaft angles and fitting of all new components.
The articulation and oscillation sections are redesigned and improved to achieve a smaller turn radius. The bearing sections are line bored to ensure long-lasting, trouble-free operation.
A comprehensive range of other improvements are also made. Every tractor that leaves our factory is upgraded to a standardised design, including modifications that improve on the original tractor.
See below for more details about the improvements we make to each part of an ACO tractor during the rebuild process.