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MF 8650 270hp MF8660 295hp MF8670 320hp MF 8680 350hp MF 8690 370hp
A machine with exceptional capabilities, the MF 8600 Series combines a six-cylinder AGCO SISU POWER engine and Dyna-VT transmission with dynamic looks and an immense structure, to guarantee the highest productivity and optimum performance.
Uncompromised power and a multitude of technologically advanced features create a totally new operator experience, setting the MF 8600 apart from the competition.
Massey Ferguson is anticipating the future demands of today's farming community, and in order to meet those needs, the MF 8600 has been meticulously developed so you can look to the future with confidence. |
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More productivity, power and responsiveness
Massey Ferguson's digital Electronic Linkage Control (ELC) system gives the highest standards of draft control with more accurate depth settings and better ground contour following. The result is more weight transfer and better traction, giving less wheel slip, reduced tyre wear and fuel consumption and greater output.
Meeting operational demands precisely
Nominal PTO speeds are achieved at, or near to, 2000 rev/min which is maximum engine power. With the benefit of a 'constant power' band of up to 600 revs and the ability to select any ground speed at the chosen engine speed, you can achieve a perfect match of PTO speed, forward speed and power - with optimum economy.
Featuring innovative SCR technology, the brand new MF 8600 Series has been created to provide you with superb fuel economy and cleaner emissions, to bring your farming into the future |
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AGCO SISU POWER Engine
These engines feature 'Tier III-compliant' Electronic Engine Management (EEM), which makes continual fine adjustments to fuel injection, resulting in lower emissions, more power and superb fuel economy.
Dyna-VT Transmission
State-of-the-art functionality, to give you the highest possible power and productivity, we use the best transmission system
Dyna-VT is designed to ensure maximum productivity, reduce physical strain on the operator and optimum fuel efficiency at all times. |
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