“Fast Attach” system by Dieci, everything in ten seconds

One of the reasons behind the commercial success of telescopic handlers lies in their versatility. They are machines that can perform a myriad of tasks both in the field and on the road simply by changing the attachment at the end of the arm. Until now, this operation had to be done by the operator exiting the cabin. Time is the key factor The mechanical connection of the attachment to the arm could be accomplished by appropriately maneuvering the machine to facilitate the attachment, but the hydraulic and electrical connections…

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Claas “Scorpion” model year 2024, generational leap

The Claas “Scorpion” series telescopic handlers, available in light and medium ranges, are the result of a recent and significant renewal process aimed at ensuring the best operational efficiency with lifting capacities ranging from 3,300 to 4,200 kilograms, complemented by maximum working heights that can reach up to ten meters. Deep revisitation Telescopic handlers have become indispensable tools in modern agriculture. Until a few years ago, tractors equipped with traditional front loaders were sufficient for handling tasks on the farm. Today, specific machines are necessary to accelerate increasingly intensive daily…

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Landini “Rex4 Energy”, there’s no two without three

Argo Tractors continues its research to explore possibilities for electrification in its tractors. After the “Rex Electra” hybrid prototype introduced in 2021 and the “Rex4 Full Hybrid” concept in 2022, the spotlight is now on the “Rex4 Energy.” In 2021, “Rex Electra” was designed to explore the application of hybrid traction systems in tractors—systems that move a vehicle partly through mechanical and partly through electric power. This solution has already gained wide application in the automotive sector and underpins the powertrains of the latest Jeep models. “Rex Electra” was equipped…

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John Deere “6M”, from 120 to 281 horsepower

For years, John Deere 6M tractors have been at the top of the market. Last year, two models, the “6120 M” and “6155 M,” topped their respective performance categories, with the former even ranking fourth overall across all tractors, placing it first among multi-purpose models, just behind specialized and compact tractors. When it comes to well-structured farms or large field applications requiring medium-to-high power levels, the 6M series is a preferred choice for Italian agricultural businesses—a staple in the sector that John Deere updated in June to enhance both features…

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Eima 2024, technical news in the name of innovation

According to Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter, innovation represents “the practical application of an invention or discovery.” Accepting this 1911 definition, innovation becomes inseparably linked to commercialization, generating benefits that, in turn, drive social progress. Strategic steps This implies that behind every innovation lies a long series of scientific, technological, organizational, financial, and commercial processes that collectively bring a new product, technology, or service to the market, making it accessible to end users. Based on this understanding, one can only appreciate the continuous encouragement of innovation by FederUnacoma, the organization representing…

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Fendt “e100 Vario”, the new compact electric tractor for companies

After launching its first electric tractor, the “e100 V Vario” in 2023, Fendt is back at Eima with the “e100 Vario,” a compact machine derived from the specialized model. With a width of 216 centimeters, it’s suitable for a wide range of tasks—agricultural, specialized, and industrial. Fendt introduced its first electric tractor in 2017, but waited six years, until 2023, to officially release it under the name “e100 V Vario.” Just 107 centimeters wide, this machine is designed primarily for use in narrow, high-value vineyards. A year later, Fendt follows…

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Nobili sprayers “H-Fan” series, multi-vane effectiveness

By relocating the pump within the machine’s overall architecture and making the fan groups vertically adjustable, Nobili’s technicians focused on two main improvements when developing the new “H-Fan” sprayers. These are towed machines, ISOBUS-compatible, designed for crop protection in orchards and vineyards, and have been recognized as a technical innovation at Eima 2024. Equipped with 1,000-liter capacity tanks, they feature a hydraulically driven fan mounted on a height-adjustable system. This allows for vertical movements of up to 700 millimeters, increasing the sprayer’s adaptability to the shape of the crop canopy,…

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New for 2025 Ceat Specialty: served poker

Ceat Specialty aims to strengthen its commercial position in Italy with four product lines designed to raise performance and sustainability standards in production cycles, whether in open field operations or mixed use of tractors between road and field. Founded in Turin in 1924, the Ceat brand has maintained a strong connection with Italy, even after its acquisition by the Indian RPG group in 1981. The Italian market has always been considered strategic for its commercial growth. Ceat Specialty, the agricultural division, aims to reaffirm this focus at Eima 2024 with…

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Weidemann telescopic range, the Germans raise expectations

The steady rise in the use of telescopic handlers in agriculture has always coincided with changes in the industry. As farms shift towards a multifunctional approach, driven by the need to maximize profitability in response to cyclical economic downturns, the demand for versatile equipment has grown. Telescopic handlers are the best solution to meet these needs, a fact well known to Weidemann, which has progressively entered this market with a wide and structured offering. The entry-level model in the German range is the compact “T4512” handler, designed for livestock farms…

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Valtra 2025 Range, superior standards

“Practicality” is the key word with which Valtra presents itself at Eima 2024. After renewing and expanding its range over the past three years, the Finnish brand will showcase its most advanced and high-performing series in Bologna, starting with the top-of-the-line “S” series. Featuring six models equipped with Agco Power six-cylinder 8.4-liter engines rated between 280 and 420 horsepower, managed through a next-generation continuously variable transmission, these models set a benchmark for productivity, efficiency, and sustainability within the Valtra lineup. From 230 to 305 horsepower One level below, but only…

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