New Holland’s new T5 and T6 Tractors make debut at FTMTA show

• Irish farmers will see New Holland’s new T5 .120 and T6.145 tractors for the first time

• Newly launched FR650 Forager Cruiser and T7.315 Heavy Duty and T7.190 tractors on show in demonstration plots

• W170c wheel loader will be demonstrated on a silage clamp

Irish famers attending this year’s FTMTA Grass and Muck show will get their first look at New Holland’s new T5 and T6 tractors, along with a selection of other machinery from the manufacturer.

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New Holland’s grass harvesting demonstration plot will showcase some of its newest and most innovative machinery, including T5.120 and T6.145 tractors from the new T5 and T6 ranges, launched in April. These versatile tractor ranges feature new engines to meet Tier 4B emissions regulations and incorporate a host of new features designed to boost comfort, efficiency and productivity.

The new tractors will be unveiled to visitors in the morning of Thursday 12th May, with a walk-around presentation by New Holland product specialists.

This may also be the first opportunity for Irish farmers to see New Holland’s new FR650 Forager Cruiser and T7.190 tractor in action since their launch at Agritechnica 2015. For those interested in assessing baling machinery, the RB150 Roll Belt baler will be working on the grass plots.

The company’s stand will feature static displays of machinery to include: the LM6.35 Elite telehandler, BB1290 Big Baler, and the new T7.315 Heavy Duty Tractor which also made its debut in Hannover last November.

New Holland’s W170c wheel loader, part of its construction equipment range, will be demonstrating its strengths and skills for silage clamp work at the event’s loading demo area.

Mark Crosby, New Holland’s T5 and T6 tractor product specialist, commented: “We are delighted to be showcasing our latest range of machinery at the FTMTA, particularly our new T5 and T6 tractors. We look forward to welcoming visitors to our stand and giving them a chance to see our machinery in action in the demonstration areas.”