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New Holland dealers review new T9 Auto CommandTM tractor
Over 40 New Holland dealers recently had the opportunity to review the new features and test drive the T9, T8, T7 long wheelbase and T7 heavy duty CommandTM tractor models at a high horsepower event in Oxfordshire.
Words by: Auto Trader
Published on 11 May 2018 | 0 min read
The five-model range produces maximum outputs ranging from 429hp to 605hp and features New Holland's innovative Auto CommandTM Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT).
New Holland claim the range-topping T9.600 AC is the world's most powerful CVT tractor today. Easy-to-operate the company says the tractor takes productivity, efficiency and versatility to an entirely new level. The event featured the only T9 Auto CommandTM model currently in the UK and a line-up of New Holland's other high horsepower tractors, including models from the T8, T7 long wheelbase and T7 Heavy Duty ranges. The group were taken through product training sessions with New Holland specialists, covering the new features across the four ranges. The dealers were also able to test drive and review the features first-hand. More information about the T9 Auto CommandTM and its availability in the UK and ROI is available from New Holland's high horsepower marketing specialist, Tim Lowden.
New Holland claim the range-topping T9.600 AC is the world's most powerful CVT tractor today. Easy-to-operate the company says the tractor takes productivity, efficiency and versatility to an entirely new level. The event featured the only T9 Auto CommandTM model currently in the UK and a line-up of New Holland's other high horsepower tractors, including models from the T8, T7 long wheelbase and T7 Heavy Duty ranges. The group were taken through product training sessions with New Holland specialists, covering the new features across the four ranges. The dealers were also able to test drive and review the features first-hand. More information about the T9 Auto CommandTM and its availability in the UK and ROI is available from New Holland's high horsepower marketing specialist, Tim Lowden.