New Holland has chosen the forthcoming Cereals Show at Boothby Graffoe, Lincolnshire to mark the global launch of the successor to the BB9000 big baler.
Crowds are expected to gather around stand I1000 as New Holland unveils the big baler for the first time.
New Holland will also be exhibiting its full Tier 4A range of machinery with product specialists on hand to explain how the ECOBlue SCR engines can really improve performance and provide significant fuel savings.
The Basildon-built T6 tractor will also feature alongside its bigger brother, the T7 – giving visitors a chance to look under the bonnets and see for themselves the ECOBlue SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) NEF engines, which promise superior performance, excellent transient load response and up to 10 per cent reduced operating costs. Fuel savings are achieved thanks to super-efficient breathability, the unique engine idle speed management and the 1000 Economy PTO option.
There are seven new T6 models, which range from 119hp to 175hp. All have excellent power to weight ratio and improved traction. The Engine Power Management System ensures there’s power on tap for all agricultural tasks.
Alongside the T6 and T7 tractors, New Holland will also display its T8 and T9 fleet, as well as the CX5000 and CX8000 range of conventional combines.
