ANTONIO CARRARO AT EIMA 2018 7-11 November 2018, Bologna, Italy

Antonio Carraro's participation in the upcoming Eima 2018 Expo is hotly anticipated. The company based in the Veneto region will present many innovations at an impressive and completely new stand which the best architects of BolognaFiere have gone out of their way to set up. Albano Carrisi, a well known international pop star who has been a loyal customer of Antonio Carraro since 1964, will also feature in a spot video and attend the stand in person.

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The most important technological developments are with regard to Series R, which will be presented at the fair for the first time with tracked models. There will be a total of seven tractors, each with 98 hp engine and ActioTM full chassis with oscillation in various configurations: steering, articulated, with low centre of gravity, with wide track and oversized wheelbase that increases stability, traction capacity and operating comfort. The clearances remain contained, with the height of the bonnet the lowest of the category (1125 mm for the TGF model). The models have, in addition to upgraded Phase 3B engines, evolved hydraulics and a platform with everything you need to drive in comfort.

Also in the limelight will be the Tony Series, a family of compact isodiametric tractors with software- controlled continuous drive for specialist agricultural work. There will be two new models on display for agricultural and civil use.

Another AC "family" being extended is that of the Infinity Series, specialised tractors with hydrostatic drive and 3 automatic speed gears engaged under load, ideal for work on slopes, and an articulated steering chassis and wide wheelbase for haymaking. Also worth a mention are the super compact Tigre and TMajor for specialist agricultural work on hills, in the mountains or on flat land, typical of crops in the basin of the Mediterranean. It is a fortunate and super reliable series of medium power tractors appreciated by professional farmers and sophisticated hobby farmers alike.