Massey Ferguson MF 7719 S awarded Machine of the Year at SIMA 2019

Feb 27, 2019

Francesco Quaranta Vice President Sales, Marketing & Product Management Massey Ferguson EME, says he is thrilled Massey Ferguson has received this important award. “This accolade recognises our commitment to developing modern, cost-effective and easy-to-use tractors and technology that deliver tangible benefits for our customers.

I am extremely proud of the whole team at Beauvais, from Engineering and purchasing departments but also through manufacturing, marketing services and customer support. As a team, they all have contributed to this superb success,” he says.

The new MF 7719 S, which comes in at the top of the medium frame MF 7700 S Series, epitomises this straightforward design approach, meeting strict new Stage V emission regulations with a transparent after-treatment system. Designed for the entire regular life of the tractor, it doesn’t require any other changes to the tractor.

“All manufacturers have to comply with these regulations,” explains Mr Quaranta. “What makes the difference is how they achieve this. At Massey Ferguson we chose to develop a system that doesn’t compromise the operation in any way, maintaining our excellent fuel consumption and unrivalled visibility.”

With its excellent power-to-weight ratio and impressive 14t gross vehicle weight, the versatile MF 7719 S is specifically designed to meet the exacting demands of today’s progressive farmers and contractors.

The MF 7719 S bristles with performance-enhancing new features such as Datatronic 5, touch-screen terminal. This not only controls the tractor and provides MF Auto Guide, automatic steering, but it can build into a comprehensive precision farming package.

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