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The Farmboss is fitted with a 25.2hp Changchai diesel engine.
The Farmboss HD was equipped with a three-pot 1,200cc engine. Married up with the Chinese-built power plant was a belt-driven CVT transmission capable of 55km/h.
Green diesel users should be aware that the carbon tax is set to increase by a further €7.50/t, from 1 May 2025, with the price hike estimated by suppliers to add in the region of 2c/l.
Alex Hawthorne, a farmer from Aghabog, Co Monaghan, has been called on to help local farmers with sowing and spreading fertiliser in recent weeks with his vintage David Brown 996.
Having returned to the Ag tyre market in 2016, the Continental brand will once again leave the market in order to focus on material handling and earthmoving product lines.
The event this year will focus on areas such as blue bio-based economy, commercial bio-based economy development and replacing fossil fuel products with new bio-based products.
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