Landini to expand tractor range with new six-cylinder Powermax
11/05/07

Farmers in the market for a high-specification tractor in the fast-growing 150hp to 200hp power bracket will have a new option after the Cereals 2007 event (13th/14th June, Royston, Cambridgeshire) where Landini plans to unveil its new Powermax.

Landini Powermax 165

Two models will be available initially once production gets underway this autumn, complementing the current Landpower line-up with added performance from a more sophisticated engine and transmission and higher output hydraulics, while also giving the driver a spacious and comfortable place to work in a cab with optional suspension.

“The Powermax effectively takes Landini into a new market sector because  we’ve had tractors in this power bracket before but not with the same level of features and sophistication,” says Adrian Winnett, UK sales manager. “With operators working long hours, especially on arable farms, and looking for maximum productivity, I think we’ll see a lot of interest in the newcomer at the Cereals Event.”

Full specifications and retail prices will be released at Cereals 2007 but the initial line-up will comprise two models, all with 6.7-litre Iveco six-cylinder engines. Power outputs for draft work are 141hp and 157hp. But when powering pto implements or pulling a trailer on the road, then engine automatically delivers up to 152hp and 167hp, respectively, thanks to an electronic fuel injection remapping system.

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