The Report is driven by our NAS research which shows 200-300hp is a popular segment for our members.
This market segment sees a range of technology and variants available, from continuously variable and power shift transmissions to tractor implement management systems (where the implement being towed is able to control some functions of the tractor).
The tractors inspected have made a few big advances in the cabin, although conveniences including electric mirrors and climate control are still lacking in some as a standard fit, seemingly strange given the tractor may be worth upwards of $270,000.
Front suspension is now commonplace as well as many safety features including electronic park brakes and drive functions that require a two-stage process to activate, for example, holding a button while pushing a joystick forward.
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New Holland T7.260 Classic
The T7 range from New Holland stretches from 103kw (140hp) up to 224kW (300hp).
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Front-wheel assist tractors tackled
This month Kondinin Group’s Research Team of Ben White, Mark Saunders and Josh Giumelli take a look at the latest offerings for farmers when it comes to front-wheel assist tractors of around 250–300hp (186–224kW). We’ve got in and around seven brands of tractors which according to our National Agricultural Survey, are the most popular with our members.
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Download 'Research Report: 250hp+ tractors' as PDF
Kondinin Group's latest Research Report focuses on larger FWA tractors.
