Massey Ferguson’s state of the art MF 5713 SL tractor has won a Technical Innovation Award at this year’s Royal Highland Show.
The prize is in recognition of its industry leading ‘All-in-One’ system, part of the AGCO Power 4.4 litre four-cylinder engine – which uses the latest Selective Catalytic Reduction technology to meet strict Stage IV/Tier 4 Final emissions regulations.
The award, sponsored by Hillhouse Quarry Group, will be presented by The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland (RHASS) on Saturday, June 25.
Massey Ferguson’s Advertising and Sales Promotion Manager, Lindsay Haddon said: “We’re delighted to receive the RHASS Technical Innovation Award for our new, All-in-One engine system.
“We're very proud of the design of both the MF 5700 SL Series tractor itself and its state of the art components. The unique features of the highly compact and straightforward ‘All-in-One’ engine emissions system mean that the operator enjoys maximum visibility from the cab over its low swept bonnet and slim exhaust and benefits from lower running costs thanks to greater fuel efficiency and efficient use of power – making the MF 5713 SL a leader in its class.
“The RHASS award demonstrates Massey Ferguson’s continued commitment to investing in the very latest technologies – helping to make the working lives of our farmers that little bit easier while also benefitting the wider environment.”
Launched last year, the highly versatile MF 5700 SL Series tractors are available in four models ranging from 100hp-130hp.
With a 2.55m wheelbase and weighing just 4.8t, they combine a great power to weight ratio with superb agility – ideally suited to a wide range of duties for livestock, mixed and arable farmers.
Source : Massey Ferguson