The McCormick X7.627 VT-Drive introduces a new vision of the high-horsepower tractor and represents the most advanced evolution of the McCormick X7.6 range. Moreover, the McCormick X7.627 VT-Drive strategically positions itself between the existing X7.6 models and the flagship X8 range thanks to its stronger structure and enhanced performance. Unveiled at EIMA 2026, the new model developed by McCormick raises the standards of its category even further. As a result, it delivers an ideal solution for farming businesses that require high productivity and maximum operational versatility. Redesigned Styling and Flagship-Class…
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Macchine Trattori November 2026
In the November 2026 issue of Macchine Trattori, all the latest developments, technologies and insights dedicated to the agricultural mechanization sector. Tractors, agricultural machinery, engines and innovations for farming: an up-to-date overview of the industry’s main new developments. Cover story McCormick expands its high-power tractor range with the new X7.627 Vt-Drive, featured in the cover story of Macchine Trattori. A tractor that represents a significant evolution of the X7.6 Vt-Drive series, introducing a renewed family look, more modern styling and upgraded technical features. With a maximum output of 271 hp,…
Read MoreGalaxy Expands the Multi-Tough Range for Compact Machines
Galaxy expands its Multi-Tough R-4 range by introducing five new sizes of steel-belted tires designed specifically for compact machines. The 2026 product update increases the available options for telehandlers, backhoe loaders, and compact wheel loaders. The new steel-belted tires have been developed for operators who regularly work across yards, roads, and mixed-terrain environments. In addition, they deliver high reliability whenever load capacity, casing protection, and operational continuity are critical requirements. High Performance on Roads and Mixed Terrain The Multi-Tough range features a non-directional R-4 tread pattern engineered to provide balanced…
Read MoreHorsch Pronto 6 DC: Three Operations in a Single Pass for Precise and Efficient Seeding
Winter cereal sowing has already begun in some of Italy’s major grain-growing regions, while in others farmers are expected to wait several more weeks. Climate change is reshaping traditional cropping calendars, with sowing dates now ranging from mid-autumn to late winter, depending on local conditions. In an increasingly unpredictable agricultural environment, selecting the right varieties, agronomic practices and machinery is essential to maximize productivity and efficiency. Regardless of the sowing window, a modern grain drill must deliver high operating speeds, lower costs and exceptional seed placement accuracy. With this objective…
Read MoreCLAAS Investments Drive Strategic Growth in the United States and Germany
CLAAS investments confirm the company’s growth strategy in the agricultural machinery sector. CLAAS investments include both the new research and development center in Omaha, United States, and the expansion of the production site in Paderborn, Germany. Furthermore, these initiatives strengthen the company’s international presence and reinforce support for farmers through increasingly advanced technologies. New R&D Center in Omaha Supports North American Agriculture With the opening of the new research and development center in Omaha, CLAAS is expanding its ability to design, test and refine agricultural machinery tailored to the specific…
Read MoreKrone Big Pack Plus: High-Density Baling Performance with Lower Investment Costs
The sixth generation of Krone Big Pack square balers expands with the launch of the new Big Pack Plus series. These models have been developed to meet the needs of farmers and contractors looking for high baling performance, simple operation, and lower investment costs. Advanced Technology for Maximum Productivity The latest Krone Big Pack Plus balers were designed to deliver high output levels even under demanding working conditions. They are capable of handling challenging crops and intensive harvesting operations while maintaining bale quality and density. A state-of-the-art onboard electronic system…
Read MoreMichelin Renews Its Off-Road Portfolio: Camso Becomes Bibtrack and the New Workxbib Tire Makes Its Debut
Michelin Group continues its strategy to strengthen its position in the off-road mobility sector and has announced a renewal of its brand portfolio for track systems, industrial wheels, and professional tires. At the heart of this evolution is Michelin Bibtrack, the new brand name for track systems previously marketed as Camso. Through this move, Michelin aims to expand the presence of Michelin Bibtrack across the agricultural, industrial, and construction sectors while further reinforcing the Group’s global identity. As part of this process, all track systems formerly sold under the Camso…
Read MoreJohn Deere 6M and 6R MY2027: A New Level of Operator-Machine Integration
John Deere Redefines the Tractor Driving Experience With the launch of the John Deere 6M and 6R MY2027 series, the American manufacturer is redefining the tractor driving and operating experience. The goal is to deliver higher comfort, greater integration between onboard systems, and more intuitive machine management. One of the most significant innovations is the new e19 full powershift transmission, available on the 6M models and the 6R 260. This solution combines advanced electronics and mechanics to improve smoothness, efficiency, and ease of use. A Wide and Highly Configurable Product…
Read MoreFendtONE 2026: More Light, More Features for an Even Smarter Tractor Cab
Originally, the tractor cab had a single purpose: protecting the operator from dust and harsh weather conditions. Over time, increasingly advanced comfort features were introduced, from climate control systems to suspension technologies, transforming the driver’s station into the true command center of the machine. For years, Fendt has been enhancing the operator experience through the FendtOne cab concept, the interface available on the manufacturer’s latest tractor ranges. Today, the system takes another step forward with new software features designed to simplify tractor management, increase comfort, and support long working days…
Read MoreCase IH Axial-Flow 160 MY2027: The Rotor That Revolutionized the Combine Harvester Industry
The history of Case IH combine harvesters dates back to 1842, when Jerome Increase Case founded the Racine Threshing Machine Works in Racine, Wisconsin (USA). This marked the beginning of a legacy that would help shape the evolution of agricultural mechanization. That commitment to innovation reached a major milestone in 1977 with the launch of the revolutionary Case IH Axial-Flow range. These were the world’s first mass-produced single-rotor combine harvesters. Featuring a unique axial-flow design, the machines integrated threshing and grain separation into a single longitudinal rotor. This groundbreaking concept…
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