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]]>Whether you have a small or large farm, grow different types of crops, or need a tractor for specific tasks, we have options that can meet your requirements.
Quantum V
Available from 75 to 120 hp, the 1,063 mm wide Quantum V is ideal for use in narrow row widths on vineyards (Tyres RI 500 mm).
Quantum N
At 1,228 mm wide on standard 320/85 R24 tyres, N models are a great fit for any operation where a sub-1.3 m width is a crucial design element. If you need a narrow machine, take a look at what a Quantum N can offer (Tyres RI 525 mm).
Quantum F
Designed for the fruit sector, the 1,382 mm wide Quantum F is made for orchards with regular row spacing (Tyres RI 575 mm).
Quantum CL
At 1,569 mm wide, CL models are suited to a broader range of field tasks, yet retain the key features for which Quantum tractors are well-known. With a low centre of gravity, they are sure-footed and stable when working on hillsides or with a loader (Tyres RI 650 mm).
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Take profit from increased power and efficiency with an extension of the range to up to 340 hp that covers more hectares at lower cost. Discover a new level of comfort and smart design with the brand new cab and innovative software solutions. Powered by 5 years Advanced Telematics, you have the freedom to take the right decisions supported by all available data – at the right time, anywhere and from any device.
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]]>Maximum versatility for the way you farm: choose from Wheeled, Rowtrac and Scraper configurations to best fit your operation.
Wheeled
- High-horsepower tractors offer fuel efficiency, operator comfort and reliable power for maximum productivity.
- No job is too tough for Magnum’s advanced hydraulics, and transmission options. No day is too long with the Magnum’s comfortable cab engineered for a smooth, quiet ride.
Rowtrac
- All Magnum Rowtrac tractors will be fitted with track options that allow a maximum travel speed of up to 40 km/h for all track widths: 61 and 76 cm.
- It turns like a traditional tractor, yet floats like a Quadtrac.
- The Magnum Rowtrac can be customised to fit between nearly any row spacing to reduce compaction without damaging crops.
- Available on Magnum 380 and 400.
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The concept behind the development of the Quadtrac 715 is not just more power. Our aim was to create a machine that matches the requirements of the largest farms: operating implements at their ideal speed to achieve greater working efficiency. Get your work done within those short windows of ideal weather, even in tough working conditions. And rest assured, your soil is protected: a larger footprint means fewer passes and even greater efficiency.
Its All About Configuration
Quadtrac / Steiger Series can be Configured with wheels or tracks to suit your operation, and the most demanding application.
Generating a lot of power is one thing. But transferring it to the ground with minimal losses is quite another, especially when you are trying to pull implements across any terrain. This is the real strength of the Steiger series: it generates superior traction through automatic differential lock, which minimises slippage in difficult field conditions. Available on Steiger 475 and 525.
Every Quadtrac tractor carries within it 30 years of leading track technology experience. Four individually-driven oscillating tracks with positive drive evenly distribute the weight of the machine over four guide rolls and six mid rolls. Even distribution over the entire surface of each track guarantees lowest impact on the soil while maintaining highest traction. Available on Quadtrac 525, 555, 595, 645 and 715.
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