Case Ih Axial Flow combines are offered in three different series, for a total of six models covering five power classes. Common to the entire range are the high standards of automation and digitalization, designed to make even the most demanding harvesting cycles profitable and fast The first “Axial Flow” rotary combine was launched in 1977, and since then Case Ih has never stopped evolving its machines, continuously introducing new technical solutions aimed at maximizing harvesting efficiency while minimizing fuel consumption and making operators’ work easier. This nearly half-century of…
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Braud harvesters: care and efficiency in grape harvest
The ultra-high-capacity grape Braud harvesters rank among the most efficient machines in the industry in terms of productivity and care of the harvest. They are also capable of carrying out all the operations needed, from the initial vineyard pre-pruning stages to the final harvest. The Braud brand is owned by New Holland All large harvesting machines share a fundamental issue that limits their spread: the price, or in more professional terms, the investment required to acquire them. The costs are always significant, and therefore only through continuous use of each…
Read MoreJcb 435S wheel loader: performance pinnacle
The newly upgraded Jcb 435S wheel loader now sits at the top of the company’s agricultural range. Weighing in at 15 tonnes, it’s specifically designed for operations tied to biogas production and for contractors working with silage—thanks to enhanced performance standards focused on maximizing productivity In modern agriculture, the pursuit of ever-greater productivity impacts all business operations. Among these, material handling has become increasingly strategic, especially with the growing importance of the bioenergy sector. These demands place heavy stress on machinery, which is why JCB engineers have recently updated their…
Read MoreCaron C70 is your best ally for maintenance
Maximum stability even on steep slopes, high load capacity, and outstanding operational versatility—these, in short, are the features that make the Caron C70 transporter unbeatable for forest maintenance, forage applications, and fertilization on mountainous terrain, according to the experience of Giuliano Tavernaro. Located in the upper Primiero Valley, in the province of Trento, San Martino di Castrozza is a small mountain village that has inspired artists such as the Austrian writer and playwright Arthur Schnitzler and the composer Richard Strauss, thanks to the majestic scenery of the Pale di San…
Read MoreJohn Deere F8 and F9 forage harvesters: act four
John Deere is completely overhauling its self-propelled forage harvesters, updating their features and boosting their performance offering. The new machine lines, designated “F8” and “F9,” will gradually replace the current “8000” and “9000” series John Deere made its debut in the self-propelled forage harvester sector in 1972 with the launch of the “5200” and “5400” series models, offering power outputs of 178 and 255 horsepower respectively. This was followed by the “6000” series in 1992, the “7000” series in 2003, and finally the “8000” and “9000” series between 2015 and…
Read MoreMerlo Cingo Range, specialist machines in expansion
Originally conceived as transporters for handling light loads, Merlo’s Cingo series self-propelled machines have evolved significantly over time. Now positioning themselves as compact specialist machines capable of performing a wide range of tasks From their market debut in 2002, the “Cingo” series transporters were presented by the Merlo Group not merely as mechanical wheelbarrows—as their appearance might have suggested—but as true work systems. These were machines designed to handle a wide variety of agricultural or construction activities simply by changing their attachments. Over time, this concept has become increasingly pronounced,…
Read MoreCase Ih Axial Flow rotary combine harvesters: fast, virtuous and versatile
Case Ih Axial-Flow 160 and Axial-Flow 260 rotary combines are renowned worldwide for their high operating speeds, achieved while preserving grain, straw, and soil. Less known, however, is the exceptional versatility of these machines, allowing a single model to handle virtually any crop type Introduced at Agritechnica in 2023 and launched on the market last year, the Case IH rotary combines in the “Axial-Flow 160” and “Axial-Flow 260” series have lived up to their reputation as class leaders in working speed. Alongside this advantage, they also offer maximum care for…
Read MoreJcb Agri Tm110 telescopic loader: small but decisive
The range of Jcb branded “TeleMaster” telescopic loaders has recently been extended with the launch of the new Jcb Tm110 Agri model, a machine just over one and a half metres wide and therefore designed to tackle tasks that take place indoors or in narrow spaces Only 156 centimetres wide and 220 centimetres high, the new Jcb “Tm110 Agri” telescopic loader at first glance might seem like a machine designed to cope with secondary or part-time agricultural activities. In reality, all you have to do is access the controls to…
Read MoreWith the Claas Scorpion telehandlers load capacities range from 3,300 to 4,200 kilograms
The performance of Claas Scorpion telehandlers from the so-called “Small Series” is improving. This range includes telehandlers with nominal reaches between six and ten meters and load capacities ranging from 3,300 to 4,200 kilograms. The “Scorpion 756” and “Scorpion 960” models, part of the “Large Series,” will also be available in a “Night Edition” configuration The current Claas “Scorpion” telehandlers trace their origins back to 1993, when the company introduced the “Ranger” models, followed in 1998 by the “Targo” range and, in 2005, by the first generation of “Scorpion” machines.…
Read MoreMerlo Tf33.9-140 telehandler: a guarantee of innovation
The Merlo TF33.9-140 telehandler enters the market as a fully equipped model, standing out as one of the most attractive machines in its class for performance-to-features ratio. Its competitiveness is further boosted by eligibility for the current tax credits under Italy’s “Transition Plan 5.0”. Originally designed for industrial use, telehandlers have since become essential in agriculture and livestock farming. They have evolved from simple utility machines into crucial operational tools for modern, efficiency-driven farms. This evolution is due not only to technological and performance advancements, but also to the expansion…
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