Agricultural Aviation

WALTER M601 engines are the perfect solution for Agricultural applications due to its extremely low maintenance requirement per flight hour.

The initial installation of the M601engine into an Agricultural Airplane was completed in 1984. Since that time numurous airplanes have been converted to the Walter M601engine. The engine has proven itself to be rugged, reliable and low cost to maintain and operate. Walter M601 powered Agricultural Airplanes are operating in Canada, United States, South America, Africa, New Zeland and Europe.

WALTER ENGINES a.s. is a corporate member of Norht American National Agricultural Aviation Association.

Ag Cat aircraft shown here is powered by the M601E-11engine. Ayres Trush, powered by M601E-11 is a popular Ag Airplane conversion in the USA.
Ayres Thrush modification using M601D-1 flying over South Africa This Air Tractor, one of the most popular Ag-aircraft in America, is powered by the M601E-11 with Hartzell propeller
An Air Tractor powered by the M601E-11 and AVIA V510 propeller operating in USA FU-24 Fletcher powered by the M601D-11NZ will make up to 10 takeoff and landings per hour with upto 23 000 takeoffs in a TBO period with no heavy maintenance required.
Czech manufactured Zlin Z-37T, powered by the M601Z, was the first agricultural aircraft with M601 engine. A Polish PZL-106 Kruk powered by M601D-1. A large fleet of these aircraft are in service in Argentina.



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