After revamping its entire range of tractors, Valtra has big plans for the Irish market and intends to lay down a marker at this year’s show, bringing nine tractors from its A Series G Series, N Series, T Series and, of course, the latest Q Series.
Spanning 230hp to 305hp, Valtra’s new Q series will take centre stage on the stand. The new tractor series plugs the gap between the firm’s flagship T255 and its entry-level S274.
The new Series comes after a two-year reshuffle of Valtra’s entire tractor range, which completed the firm’s fifth generation of tractors. In this period, the Finnish manufacturer also introduced the new G-series, while it updated its A, N and T ranges.
Valtra opted to stick with the proven and trusted six-cylinder 7.4-litre AGCO Power engine. This is the same engine used in the T series from the T175 upwards and in a number of Massey Ferguson tractors and combines. The Q series features one transmission option, which of course is a continuously variable transmission (CVT).
Sourced in-house through the AGCO network, the transmission is built by Fendt (ML 260) in Germany, and features some tweaks by Valtra.
The Q series features one transmission option, which of course is a continuously variable transmission (CVT).
The Q series come as standard with Valtra’s SmartTouch, a 9in touchscreen terminal which comes with a multifunctional lever that features huge levels of optional configuration.
Technology and high-horsepower tractors go hand in hand, and the Q is no different. Users can opt for technology such as Valtra Guide, Isobus, Connect, Section Control (96 sections) and TaskDoc, etc, as add-ons.
What’s more, Valtra says its dealers will be offering remote diagnostic tools to schedule predictive maintenance for when best suits customers.
After revamping its entire range of tractors, Valtra has big plans for the Irish market and intends to lay down a marker at this year’s show, bringing nine tractors from its A Series G Series, N Series, T Series and, of course, the latest Q Series.
Spanning 230hp to 305hp, Valtra’s new Q series will take centre stage on the stand. The new tractor series plugs the gap between the firm’s flagship T255 and its entry-level S274.
The new Series comes after a two-year reshuffle of Valtra’s entire tractor range, which completed the firm’s fifth generation of tractors. In this period, the Finnish manufacturer also introduced the new G-series, while it updated its A, N and T ranges.
Valtra opted to stick with the proven and trusted six-cylinder 7.4-litre AGCO Power engine. This is the same engine used in the T series from the T175 upwards and in a number of Massey Ferguson tractors and combines. The Q series features one transmission option, which of course is a continuously variable transmission (CVT).
Sourced in-house through the AGCO network, the transmission is built by Fendt (ML 260) in Germany, and features some tweaks by Valtra.
The Q series features one transmission option, which of course is a continuously variable transmission (CVT).
The Q series come as standard with Valtra’s SmartTouch, a 9in touchscreen terminal which comes with a multifunctional lever that features huge levels of optional configuration.
Technology and high-horsepower tractors go hand in hand, and the Q is no different. Users can opt for technology such as Valtra Guide, Isobus, Connect, Section Control (96 sections) and TaskDoc, etc, as add-ons.
What’s more, Valtra says its dealers will be offering remote diagnostic tools to schedule predictive maintenance for when best suits customers.
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