Three gears in two ranges, plus reverse range, with two-speed torque multiplier.
Power
Engine
161 hp (120.1 kW)
PTO (Claimed)
136 hp (101.4 kW)
Mechanical
Chassis
Four-wheel drive
Steering
Power steering
Brakes
Disc brakes
Operator Station
Cab (standard)
Capacity
Fuel Capacity
51.5 gal (194.9 L)
Hydraulic System Capacity
42 gal (159.0 L)
Hydraulics
Type
Open center
Capacity
42 gal (159.0 L)
Valves
2
Pump Flow
10.8 gpm (40.9 lpm)
Tractor Hitch
Rear Type
III/II
Rear Lift
8650 lbs (3923 kg)
Power Take-off (PTO)
Rear PTO
Independent
Rear PTO Type
540/1000
Dimensions
Wheelbase
106.1 inches (269 cm)
Length
183.7 inches (466 cm)
Width
76.8 inches (195 cm)
Height (Cab)
106.3 inches (270 cm)
Ground Clearance
15.75 inches (40 cm)
Front Tread
66.9 to 70.9 inches (169 to 180 cm)
Rear Tread
59.1 to 73.8 inches (150 to 187 cm)
Weight
Weight
11177 lbs (5069 kg)
Tires
Ag Front
14.9/13-24
Ag Rear
18.4-38
Zetor 16145 Overview
The Zetor 16145, manufactured from 1985 to 1990 in Brno, Czechoslovakia, is a testament to Zetor’s dedication to engineering robust and versatile agricultural machinery. With a powerful 6.8L six-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine delivering 161 horsepower, the Zetor 16145 was designed to tackle the toughest farming tasks with ease. Its 12-speed transmission, paired with a two-speed torque multiplier, offers flexibility across a variety of field conditions, allowing operators to find the ideal gear for any operation.
Farmers appreciate the Zetor 16145 for its high lifting capacity of 8,650 pounds, supported by a Category III/II three-point hitch, making it capable of handling large, heavy-duty implements. The standard four-wheel-drive system, combined with disc brakes and responsive power steering, ensures optimal control and safety, even in challenging terrains or wet conditions. Operators also value the standard cab, which provides protection from the elements and a more comfortable workspace, complete with good visibility for precision work.
Despite its many strengths, the Zetor 16145 is not without its quirks. Some owners have reported issues with the hydraulic pump seals, which can develop leaks over time, especially if maintenance intervals are ignored. The dry disc clutch, while reliable under normal conditions, can wear more quickly if subjected to heavy or improper use, leading to higher maintenance costs. Additionally, while its weight and size contribute to its stability, they may also cause challenges in maneuvering tight spaces or working in wet soils where compaction is a concern.
On the upside, the Zetor 16145 is known for its longevity and ease of maintenance. The tractor’s straightforward design makes repairs accessible, with parts that are often readily available. This reliability, combined with its strong performance and efficient fuel capacity of 51.5 gallons, makes the Zetor 16145 a popular choice for farmers seeking a durable and versatile machine. Whether handling heavy tillage, pulling large trailers, or working with demanding attachments, the Zetor 16145 has earned its place as a reliable partner in the field.
