Powerpack Yanmar, ready for anything

The Yanmar four-cylinder “4Tn101” is not a brand-new product, having been on the market for some time. However, it remains one of the most reliable and versatile engines available, a characteristic reinforced during Eima with the introduction of a “high output” powerpack configuration, calibrated to deliver 105 kilowatts of power (143 horsepower). This addition will expand Yanmar Italia’s commercial offering. Compact in size and thoroughly tested in terms of its thermal group, the engine is presented as a powerpack complete with all necessary accessories and services for operation—an autonomous energy…

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Bcs news 2025, over one hundred horsepower

The BCS Group’s Commitment to Sustainability The Bcs Group has adhered for years to the European Union’s calls for agricultural machinery and equipment manufacturers to contribute to making the sector more sustainable. This commitment has resulted in the development of a range of tractors and two-wheelers equipped with next-generation, low-impact combustion engines and the initiation of studies aimed at introducing zero-emission working solutions. Bcs 2025, Two Exciting Innovations It is no coincidence that two vehicles embodying this vision were the centerpiece of the stand: a prototype of an electrically powered…

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Nobili range expansion: dual-faced innovation

Those working with tall crops, such as vineyards and orchards, must regularly perform treatments to counter pests and manage prunings and spontaneous vegetation. To address these needs, Nobili has developed two distinct equipment ranges over time that meet these requirements effectively. Traditionally strong in the spraying and shredding sectors, the Bologna-based company has introduced new solutions for 2024 at Eima. Among the sprayers, the “H Fan” models were launched, earning recognition from Eima for their innovation. The standout feature of these trailed sprayers, equipped with 1,000-liter tanks, is the hydraulically…

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Hyundai, range expansion

The Hyundai Infracore group’s engines, a South Korean giant well-established in the earthmoving segment, are aiming to expand into the agricultural mechanization sector. Over the past few years, the company has targeted agriculture and showcased a broad range of engines at Eima this year, some of which are already integrated into the European market’s tractor segment. At the Bologna exhibition, Goldoni Keestrack’s stand displayed three- and four-cylinder “Dm” series units in the new generation of Italian-Belgian specialized tractors. These engines power Goldoni machines, with the “Dm01” three-cylinder engine featuring a…

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Claas, major and minor innovations for 2025

The “Jaguar” series of self-propelled forage harvesters by Claas is the global leader in the sector, holding an impressive 50% market share. Statistically, one out of every two forage harvesters sold worldwide is a “Jaguar,” a position achieved through a combination of quality and years of consistent product upgrades. A Boost for the “Jaguar 900” The latest advancements were introduced at EIMA 2024, featuring new “V-Flex” chopping drums across the range and the integration of “CSPS” analyses via the “Claas Connect” platform. Structurally and performance-wise, the machines remain unchanged but…

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Bkt protagonist in Farming Simulator 2025

Bkt renews its partnership with Giants Software and returns as a protagonist in Farming Simulator 2025, the highly anticipated new edition of the saga of the famous video game. In this way Bkt not only strengthens its presence in the virtual world, but recognizes and enhances the importance of a continuously growing sector, increasingly central in communication towards new generations. BKT tyres, already appreciated for their quality and performance by operators in the agricultural sector, will be present in the game both as a replacement option, thus allowing players to customize…

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Cummins multifuel solutions, across the board

Cummins‘ engine offerings are highly pragmatic. At Eima International, the company showcased only engines currently in production, selecting from its extensive product lines the units best suited to represent the development trends embraced to meet the current market needs of agricultural machinery. These trends address performance and sustainability—key themes for the American brand at all its trade fair appearances—promoted through a multifuel approach centered on the development of modular engine platforms capable of accommodating a wide variety of fuels without major alterations to engine layouts. This design philosophy, defined as…

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Fad Assali’s “Prima Sliding” system: from over three meters to under two

Fad Assali continues to refine and expand the operational capabilities of its independent wheel suspension system, “Sidra.” After enhancing the features of self-leveling and convertibility between “self-steering” and “command-steering” without the need to change the steering cylinder—features of the “Es2” and “Es2 Plus” versions respectively—the company has now introduced the ability to hydraulically adjust the track width. Always Within Limits on the Road This innovation has led to the development of a new system called “Prima Sliding,” which adjusts the track width to 1,950 millimeters when on the road. This…

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Eima 2024, the event of innovation

Furio Oldani 346,800 attendees, 63,100 of whom came from over 150 countries, gathered in Bologna between November 6 and 10 to admire, touch, and, in many cases, purchase over 60,000 products, including machinery and components showcased by more than 1,750 exhibitors. These certified figures confirm that the Bologna exposition of agricultural mechanics is not only a global benchmark event but also a key moment to reflect on potential technological advancements in agricultural mechanization, regardless of market conditions. The latter, in this case, were and still are not particularly promising due…

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The Bcs “Ws” series mowers, impossibile in dna

The BCS “WS” series mowers sit at the top of a range that spans nine different models. These machines are super-professional, designed for continuous operation in challenging terrains that cannot be handled by mounted or trailed equipment. First designed in 1943 and launched shortly thereafter, Bcs single-axle mowers revolutionized the forage sector, effectively starting its mechanization. Over time, these machines were joined by more powerful equipment operating with tractor-driven systems, which, however, are only suited for large, flat, or gently sloping forage fields where tractors and large harvesters can operate…

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