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Published on 13 November 2007 · 1 min read
New Holland's FR9000 forage harvester wins Machine of the Year title at Agritechnica
InfoWeb Marketplace · Editorial teamPublished on 13 November 2007 · 1 min read
With the election of the FR9000 forage harvester to the coveted ?Machine of the Year? title awarded by the DLV (the magazines DLZ Agrarmagazine and Agrar Technik), New Holland has crowned an exceptional showing at Agritechnica, during which the brand reaped a fine harvest of awards.
?The Machine of the Year title is a fantastic reward for the FR9000 forage harvester and for New Holland. The judges appreciated the innovative content of this new machine and the very high yield potential it offers our customers. All our products combine very high build quality with cutting-edge technology.
The gold and silver medals won at the DLG by the CR Elevation combine harvesters, the Gold Palm for Design awarded to the T7000 tractor, as well as the prestigious Tractor of the Year title won by the T7000, were granted by a panel of specialist press journalists and recognize all our efforts toward this high quality and cutting-edge technology. It was an exceptional show for us and a recognition of the superiority of the equipment we build,? commented Mr. Carlo Lambro, Vice President of New Holland.
The all-new FR9000 forage harvester range comprises five models that deliver up to 824 ch and stand out for the largest chopping unit on the market, up to 15% larger than its competitors.
The user can easily adjust the cut length and chopping quality using the HydroLoc™ feed roll drive system as well as the wide crop processor rolls. The Variflow™ system can be activated in less than two minutes by a single operator and without tools. With this system, it is now possible to harvest grass, maize or immature cereals in succession without the need for major modifications to the machine.
The FR9000 is characterized by very high work output while maintaining fuel efficiency thanks to the New Holland Power Cruise™ function and the Turbo Compound technology fitted to its engines.
?The Machine of the Year title is a fantastic reward for the FR9000 forage harvester and for New Holland. The judges appreciated the innovative content of this new machine and the very high yield potential it offers our customers. All our products combine very high build quality with cutting-edge technology.
The gold and silver medals won at the DLG by the CR Elevation combine harvesters, the Gold Palm for Design awarded to the T7000 tractor, as well as the prestigious Tractor of the Year title won by the T7000, were granted by a panel of specialist press journalists and recognize all our efforts toward this high quality and cutting-edge technology. It was an exceptional show for us and a recognition of the superiority of the equipment we build,? commented Mr. Carlo Lambro, Vice President of New Holland.
The all-new FR9000 forage harvester range comprises five models that deliver up to 824 ch and stand out for the largest chopping unit on the market, up to 15% larger than its competitors.
The user can easily adjust the cut length and chopping quality using the HydroLoc™ feed roll drive system as well as the wide crop processor rolls. The Variflow™ system can be activated in less than two minutes by a single operator and without tools. With this system, it is now possible to harvest grass, maize or immature cereals in succession without the need for major modifications to the machine.
The FR9000 is characterized by very high work output while maintaining fuel efficiency thanks to the New Holland Power Cruise™ function and the Turbo Compound technology fitted to its engines.
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