Thrills on Two Wheels! - Repairs on an Agria 1600 Z Part 2 / Final

This is the second, and final part of the Agria 1600 Z Episode!
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[@janbonn1198]

Hey great work mate! The machines from Agria, Holder and many other manufacturers, built back in 1950-1960s, are great tools!

[@josephlechl6037]

Hi, this is the 1hp stronger model 2600 since it has the carb on the right side. The 1600 would have had it on the left. If you have more questions about this machine you can ask me i have the same one!

[@hammerdrum4043]

The number plate on the machine said clearly 1600, so I think it's correct :)

[@joplayer1995]

@@hammerdrum4043 I don't think so. The 1600 has the carb and exhaust switched. Maybe the engine was switched once in its lifetime? originally the 1600 had the 5HP Hirth model 35/34 the 2600 has as you clearly have the 6HP Hirth 45/44. There are no real differences between the 1600 and 2600 except that the 2600 has different gears on the shaft where you put the tiller blades and on the front where you put the belt to start on the inside there is a "PTO" of sorts on the 2600 in that "PTO" the gears are much more fine. You also have a model with gears which implies that it definitely is not an early model 1600 since the gears were added with later revisions. Still an interesting little video ^^

[@joplayer1995]

Also you have one with a socket for a connector to which you could power a trailer and drive on the road. The plugs themselves are not rare but the correct Coils on the bosch ignition to drive it are pretty rare.

[@hammerdrum4043]

@@joplayer1995 You might be right about this, but this is 1600Z, I have been looking through some photos on the internet, and it seems that the Z model has the carb and exhaust switched

[@hegegerhardt8008]

I have a agria 1600RL and i was wondering where i can find the serial number of the machine.

[@hammerdrum4043]

It's usually riveted to the engine cover, often on the top of the flywheel side :)