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NEW HOLLAND AGRICULTURE EXPANDS T9 SMARTTRAX SERIES LINEUP

 
New Holland North America is pleased to expand its T9 SmartTrax lineup with the T9.530 and T9.565 models. Designed with small broad acre and large row crop customers in mind, these lower horsepower track units, featuring 470 horsepower and 500 horsepower respectively, create less compaction, more traction and more pulling power while maximizing operator performance. 
 
“We are excited to expand our T9 SmartTrax Series with the T9.530 and T9.565,” said Bret Lieberman, Vice President for New Holland North America. “These new track offerings feature a larger footprint, placing more rubber on the ground, which results in less compaction, greater traction and superior pulling power.” 
 
The T9 SmartTrax series features the largest drive wheel in the segment with a 56.3 diameter, resulting in nearly 35-60 percent more drive lug engagement, reducing load per lug for extended durability, while helping prevent belt slippage over the drive wheel. In addition, two strategically spaced mid-rollers reduce reverse-flex for better load distribution and traction. 
 
With a 38-degree articulation angle, the T9 SmartTrax Series boasts class-leading maneuverability, resulting in quicker headland turns, enabling operators to get the job done quickly and efficiently. The T9 SmartTrax Series is built to last, featuring a 2,000 hour, 48 month pro-rated belt warranty, provides operators with peace of mind.
 
Source : New Holland

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