Steiger liked to name their machines after large cats, and the ST310 was no exception. Produced from 1974 to 1976, the Steiger Panther-II ST310 had a large, Diesel-run 14.0L six-cylinder Cummins engine that put out 310hp. The ST310 had four-wheel drive, a ten-gear transmission, and a climate-friendly cab.
In 1976, Steiger released an upgraded version called the Panther-III ST325. The engine was produced by Caterpillar and was a larger 14.6L Diesel engine with six cylinders. This engine put out 325hp, hence the name. The ST325 transmission had twenty forward gears, and four-wheel drive. It was in production from 1976 until 1983.
Produced for only two years, 1976 and 1977, the Panther-III ST320 had a Cummins eight-cylinder engine that produced 320 horsepower. It was run on Diesel and had a turbo. The transmission had twenty forward gears and four reverse gears.
The Steiger Panther-III ST350 was produced from 1977 to 1981. Like the eight-cylinder engine of the ST320, this Cummins engine was run on Diesel and had a turbo. This one, however, put out 350hp. Also, like the ST320, the transmission had twenty forward gears and four reverse gears. Both tractors had a safari cab, as well. They were essentially the same tractor, but the ST350 had more ponies.
The last of the Panther ST series was the Panther-III ST310. It had the same six-cylinder engine as the Phase-II ST310, but the transmission had a turbo added. This gave it twenty forward gears and four reverse gears. Like all of the previous Steiger Panther STs, the Panther-III ST310 weighed around 31,000 pounds, and was painted the “Steiger” lime green.
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