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Title: In pictures: Highlights from the SIMA 2015 Show in Paris
Spring time in Paris and a visit to the SIMA show. Last week I got the opportunity to visit the new Claas tractor testing facility and attend the SIMA show.
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In pictures: Highlights from the SIMA 2015 Show in Paris
Spring time in Paris and a visit to the SIMA show. Last week I got the opportunity to visit the new Claas tractor testing facility and attend the SIMA show.
Fendt launched the 1050, the 500hp tractor is the biggest standard tractor on the market. AGCO confirmed that Fendt will always be the company’s premium tractor for innovation and design. The tractor features a new X5 S cab that gives more room for the operator with greater comfort levels according to Fendt. The Agco engine is tier 4 final and the tractor features the fully integrated Fendt variotronic transmission with a top speed of 60 k/hr.
Mcormick has now a CVT transmission in the X7 tractor range from 143hp to 212hp. All five models use the ZF Eccom continuously variable transmission with McCormick control software and hardware to provide a full selection of operating modes to suit different field work and road transport situations. The McCormick VT Drive will also feature Data Screen Manager, a terminal providing setting up features for tractor functions, touch-screen control of isobus-equipped implements, and displays for an
The Kverneland Fastbale was the concept of an Irish man and developed at the Group’s baler centre at Ravenna, Italy. Kverneland claims this combination unit is the world’s only non-stop fixed chamber baler and the only non-stop fixed chamber baler wrapper combination. The machine won a silver award at SIMA 2015 for new product inovation. First impressions are the machine is robust and heavy in design from viewing on the stand at SIMA. A double chamber system, the first chamber completes tw
The new Kuhn Espro seed drill is developed been developed for high working speeds and low hp requirement, Kuhn claim with a 6m drill, it is possible to work at speeds of 13kph with 200hp or 35hp per meter.
At the front of the Espro, two rows of working discs open and mix the soil and also ensure residue is incorporated into the surface layers. The Espro press wheels are offset front to rear which Kuhn claim eliminates the bulldozing making the drill easier to pull. Kuhn states the 900mm diamet
John Deere is introducing the new five-walker W330 and six-walker W440 entry level combine harvesters for the 2015 season. Reliability and simplicity at a low operating cost, claim John Deere is the key attributes of this range of combines. The new range of combines are the result of a marketing agreement with Finnish manufacturer Sampo Rosenlew, and feature 210 and 238hp Sisu engines with maximum power ratings of 216 and 253hp.
The W440 is available in two versions, either with or without a p
New Holland introduced the updated T7 series of tractors, featuring the new FPT 6.7 litre engine complient with tier for final emmision regulations. The new tractor also has a revamped horizon cab and bonnet with a new roof design and LED lights. The model picture above is the blue power version with the sidewinder control arm. New Holland has updated the software for the headland turning sequence, and according to New Holland it makes inputing sequences for headland operations much easier for
Deutz-Fahr displayed the limited-edition 7250 TTV Warrior. As pictured above the paint finish is in black and an exhaust with a stainless steel cover. To complete the collection of extras, the Warrior model light package features a XENON beacon lamp and LED work lights of the latest generation by Hella with up to 2470 Lumen. On the inside, the 7250 TTV Warrior is fitted with a premium semi-leather seat and the Warrior floor mat also in black. For the first time, Deutz-Fahr is providing a three-
As harvest kicked off, New Holland took the opportunity to host a UK press event near Chelmford, Essex, to fully unveil its latest flagship CR10 and CR11 combines. Gary Abbott attended the event.
Martin Rickatson reports on EIMA, the Italian international farm machinery show which tends to be overshadowed by France’s SIMA, but is often the European launchpad for some key products.
Registrations of new tractors look set to come close to 2,000 units in Ireland, following the release of the November registrations by the FTMTA Statistics Service.
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