Tuesday, 25 November 2014 00:00

Key Euro award for tractor

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THE CASE IH Magnum 380 CVT tractor has won Tractor of the Year at EIMA International in Bologna, Italy, as judged by 23 expert journalists from European trade publications. 

 Case IH says the Magnum 380 CVT won the title thanks to features such as continuously variable transmission (known as CVX in Europe), multi-controller armrest, new LED lighting and its Rowtrac combination of rear tracks and low pressure front tyres. This gives greater traction with minimal soil disturbance compared to standard single-track machines.

“We are honoured to have received the Tractor of the Year 2015 award,” said Matthew Foster, vice president Case IH EMEA (Europe, Africa and the Middle East) at the awards ceremony. “27 years of Magnum tractors means 27 years of approval by the toughest group of testers you can get: farmers in their daily work.”

Launched in 1987, the Magnum has had many improvements to increase performance and productivity, cut fuel consumption and emissions and improve operator comfort.

Case IH is imported in New Zealand by C B Norwood Distributors Ltd.

Tel. 0800 CASE IH

 www.caseih.co.nz

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