Agritechnica '1985–н.в.

November 15, 2011

The new Lamborghini Green Pro range, specifically designed for the municipal services, green keeping duties and small and medium farms featured on the Same Deutz-Fahr stand at Agritechnica 2011.

The new models are distinguished by their hydrostatic transmissions, extreme versatility and the capability to work with a full range of specific implements for diverse applications.

There are six models in the Green Pro family with power ratings ranging from 23-50hp. These are the G.23H (23hp); G.27H (27hp); G.30H (30hp); G.35H (35hp); G.40H (40hp); and G.50H (50.hp).

The G.23H is the ideal tractor for all professionals operating in the groundscare and municipal services sector. This tractor, which falls into the 25hp class, weighs less than 900kg and is equipped with an efficient two-range hydrostatic transmission and, due to the wide choice of implements available (including front loader, rear digger and mid-mount grass cutter attachments) can be used in the widest range of applications. Each of the models in the family can be supplied with an optional cab and fitted with turf or industrial tyres.

The same level of versatility in groundscare and municipal service applications is offered by the Lamborghini G.35H, which weighs nearly 1400kg, and with its three-range hydrostatic transmission it can reach speeds of almost 30km/hr. This model also offers a choice of platform or cab, and turf or industrial tyres.

The top-of-the-range G.50H is a fully-fledged, multifunctional 50hp tractor with load-sensing hydrostatic transmission and a weight of 2,100kg, which, equipped with a hydraulic lift featuring both position and draft control, plus a robust structural frame, is also capable of tackling heavy-duty agricultural tasks.

Same Deutz-Fahr is currently appointing dealers for the Green Pro range in the UK, and is likely to be approaching Deutz-Fahr dealers that do not have an existing compact tractor franchise.

http://www.wnif.co.uk/2011/11/lamborghini-green-pro-tractors-for-groundscare-and-smaller-farms/