Massey Ferguson is renowned for manufacturing top-quality farm implements. From hay foraging to haymaking equipment, there is a diverse range of useful products to choose from. These implements also cater to the hay and forage segment and their planters are built to increase efficiency and optimise crop yield. Read our informative blog to discover more about the new branch that recently opened in KZN.
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The new Massey Ferguson KwaZulu-Natal branch sells a diverse range of equipment that caters to the agricultural industry. Located in Kokstad, the new branch offers local farmers easy access to quality implements. The launch of this outlet took place at Swartberg Polo Club and extended over three days. This event was an opportunity for farmers to take a closer look at the range of tractors that Massey Ferguson offers. Experts in the industry were also available to respond to any questions about the technical capabilities of these machines.
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Other implements that were on display include the Radium Power Trip, which boats a cutting-edge shank configuration. The exceptional design of this vertical tillage implement enables surface trash to flow efficiently. It has an operating depth of 550mm as well as a top speed of 7.5 kph. With seven variations to choose from, the Massey Ferguson 7624 series is also worth mentioning. Maximum power outputs for this range start at 96kW and extend to 177 kW. Another highlight of the event was a display by the Massey Ferguson 7615, which demonstrated its fast and efficient performance. The 1840 baler offers increased precision, density and consistency during baling. Farmers, who attended the event, had the opportunity to see these farm implements in action. Now that you know more about the launch of the KZN branch, take a look at an overview of what Massey Ferguson has to offer.
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Tractors
Powerful, trustworthy and efficient, Massey Ferguson tractors are an excellent investment. These machines are designed with the needs of farmers in mind. They’re built to optimise the productivity of agricultural operations. The versatility of the tractors in this range makes them suitable for an extensive range of applications. Their rugged design means that they won’t let you down when the going gets tough. Massey Ferguson tractors include the MF 200 Xtra, MF 4700 and the MF 8600.
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Haymaking
The MF 1840 adds efficiency and precision to the process of haymaking. Its design simplifies the bailing process. It has a bale size of 356 x 457 mm, plunger of 100 strokes per minute and pick-up working width of 1900 mm. The MF 2200 range is comprised of three variations. These machines produce large, square bales. Their durability and longevity set them apart from the crowd and they have a low cost of ownership.
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Hay and forage
In the hay and forage segment, there is a range of useful implements available, which include MF DM and M series mowers as well as MF RK series rotary rakes. The MF TD series tedders and the MF WR 9800 windrowers are also worth mentioning. These machines are equipped with innovative technology which contributes to their exceptional performance. Their superior quality design makes them an asset to any agricultural enterprise.
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Planters
Massey Ferguson offers farmers a comprehensive range of planters. From the MF 100 to the MF 700, there are planters to accommodate the requirements of a variety of operations. These implements offer increased accuracy, consist and efficiency. Their design optimises the productivity of farming operations.
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Now that you know more about Massey Ferguson and its wide range, you can find what you are looking for on AgriMag.
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