A book on Fendt agricultural tractors? Explore here illustrated books on the history, types and construction of Fendt agricultural tractors.
The Proud Heritage of AGCO Tractors
With the acquisition of Deutz-Allis in 1990, the Allis-Gleaner Corporation (AGCO) became an industry powerhouse. AGCO manufactures and markets multiple product brands through multiple dealer networks, while maintaining the brand identity, quality, and innovative design of each of the product groups.
In the meantime following brands belong to AGCO: Challenger, Fendt, Gleaner, GSI, Massey-Ferguson, Row Gator, Terra Gator, Sunflower Manufacturing, Valtra and White Farm Equipment.
Each chapter in this lavishly illustrated volume focuses on a different company, providing a brief company history before concentrating on the tractor line. No other book provides as much detail about so many AGCO-related tractors!
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Author:
Norm Swinford
Details:
288 pages, 28.5 x 22.5 x 2.1 cm / 11.2 x 8.9 x 0.83 in, hardback
Illustrations:
profusely illustrated
Publisher:
Amererican Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE) (USA, 2000)
In the early 1930s, the family-owned company Fendt from the Allgäu region launched the "Fendt Dieselross, " marking the beginning of its successful rise, which continued internationally after the war. Fendt secured its position through innovative model developments and numerous technical advancements. Today, the company is one of the world's leading tractor manufacturers and is part of the globally operating AGCO Group.
In this volume, Peter Schneider presents all Fendt tractor models that have been created since the "Grasmäher" and the "Dieselross" up to the current models.
The Farmer 300 series was Fendt's longest-produced tractor range and significantly contributed to the company's success. Over 108.000 Fendt Farmer tractors were built before the last 300 rolled off the assembly line in November 2008 after 28 years of production. The author provides a detailed presentation of this series using illustrations and brochures, including technical specifications and production figures.
From the contents: - Fendt Farmer 303LS-309LS - 304LS-311LSA - 304LS-312LSA - 307-312 - 304LS-309LSA - 307C-309C - 307Ci-309Ci - The successors to the Fendt Farmer - Used tractors with pictures of all model series.
MAN & Diesel: 100 Jahre Motorkraft für die Landwirtschaft (Band 2) - München
The move of tractor production to Munich in 1955 was accompanied by the conversion of engines to the M process. With Diesel's principle that only direct injection is economical, MAN ushered in a new era in the construction of vehicle diesels. MAN expanded its tractor range, from the 14 hp 2F1 for small businesses to the 60 hp 4T1 for the heaviest work. In 1960, MAN created another new type of tractor, the grassland tractor: all-wheel drive, low center of gravity and still good ground clearance for safe work on slopes that no combine harvester can drive on.
In 1963, MAN handed over its tractor production to Porsche Diesel. In 1963, the production of MAN tractors ended. But MAN remained connected to agriculture in both East and West with built-in engines. Since 1967, engines based on the MAN M process have been used in standard tractors in the GDR. Schlüter and Fendt rely on MAN engines in their tractors. This period is documented and illustrated in the second volume and will also delight fans of powerful engines: MAN engines with over 1000 hp now drive the forage harvesters from Claas and Krone.
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Author:
Jürgen Svensson
Details:
170 pages, 28 x 21 cm / 11 x 8.25 in, hardback
Illustrations:
310 b&w and colour photos
Publisher:
Verlag Podszun (D, 2020)
ISBN:
9783861338994
MAN & Diesel: 100 Jahre Motorkraft für die Landwirtschaft (Band 2) - München
Die Fendt-Chronik - Vom Dieselross zum globalen und digitalen Full-Line-Anbieter
Fendt tractors have a long tradition and are indispensable in modern agriculture.
This book traces the development of the market leader - from the origins of the founding family to its integration into the globally operating AGCO Group. Using high-quality photos from the Fendt archive, it illustrates the historical evolution and provides insights into current developments.
The book offers a comprehensive overview of Fendt's success story, highlighting the technical excellence of its tractors and their importance in modern farming. With detailed information and impressive images, it invites readers on an engaging journey through the company's history.
6th, expanded edition.
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Author:
Klaus Herrmann
Details:
256 pages, 27 x 20 x 2 cm / 10.6 x 7.9 x 0.79 in, hardback
Illustrations:
44 b&w and 174 colour photos, 29 drawings
Publisher:
Ulmer Eugen Verlag (D, 2022)
ISBN:
9783818613693
Die Fendt-Chronik - Vom Dieselross zum globalen und digitalen Full-Line-Anbieter
A milestone in agricultural technology: The Fendt Favorit 926 Vario with 260 hp was introduced at Agritechnica 1995. The stepless Vario transmission with power-splitting set new standards in transmission technology. Today, all Fendt tractor series are equipped with this transmission. The author presents the development of the series in this book - from the smallest narrow-track tractor to the 1100 Vario MT with 673 hp. With data, facts, explanations, and hundreds of action photos, the book serves as a comprehensive reference and an impressive illustrated volume.
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Author:
Udo Bols
Details:
136 pages, 28.5 x 21 x 1.7 cm / 11.2 x 8.25 x 0.67 in, hardback
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