New Steyr Plus tractor range nominated for Farm Machine 2024 award

With five models from 80-117hp that succeed the Kompakt range, the Steyr Plus models enter a tractor segment representing the largest market volume in Europe.

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 12 Oct 2023 Views icon5140 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp

The new Steyr Plus tractor range has been shortlisted in the nominations for the Farm Machine 2024 award, a competition in which new agricultural equipment developments are scrutinised by a panel of 10 international judges from the farming media for the potential productivity advantages they offer to prospective owners.

The Steyr Plus series is a finalist in the Compact Tractors category, one of 12 machine sectors into which manufacturers can nominate their new machine developments for consideration. The winners will be announced on November 14 at Agritechnica 2023 in Hanover.

With five models from 80-117hp that succeed the Kompakt range, the Steyr Plus models enter a tractor segment representing the largest market volume in Europe. To match the growing demands from smaller farms, and larger business needing more from smaller tractors, they feature performance enhancements including a 25% increase in maximum hydraulic pump output from 64 l/min to 80 l/min and a 13.5% rise in rear hitch lift capacity, from 4,400kg to 5,000kg, a boost to permissible gross vehicle weight from 6,500kg to 7,000kg, and a larger maximum rear tyre size of 420/85 R38.

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