T4S TRACTORS

Clean, powerful, productive

Purpose developed for intensive agricultural use, the three-cylinder S8000 engine series that power T4S tractors offers unrivalled power, torque and economy and employ CEGR and DOC after treatment technology for Tier 4A emissions compliance. With extended service intervals these frugal power units offer the rugged, long lived dependability small tractor operators demand from their investment. In work, the engines are smooth and quiet, with maximum torque developed at just 1400rpm, to ensure fast responsiveness when a sudden load is encountered, and fuel efficiency is guaranteed at lower engine speeds. Torque rise on the T4S engine is also impressive, as high as 54% on the T4.55S model, ensuring rapid recovery when the going gets tough and avoiding the need to change down gears in applications such as power harrowing and transport.

The right power for your needs

The right tractor is the one that has the performance you need, not the excess power you will never exploit. With T4S, the choice of 55, 65 and 75hp has been chosen as it reflects the applications these tractors are designed for. In yard or field, choose the power for your specific demands

Impressive torque back up

Some power units can fail to deliver consistent performance in extreme conditions. Not with T4S. Fitted with the latest generation of turbochargers with powerful intercoolers, S8000 power units benefit from a constant flow of cooled air for enhanced combustion efficiency, regardless of temperature and deliver impressive torque rise figures of up to 54%.

Extended service intervals

With extended service intervals, T4S tractors are built to reduce whole-life operating costs. Daily service checks can be carried out quickly, making a T4S easy to keep at peak operating efficiency.

Ready for work, from the turn of the key

The compact design of three-cylinder S8000 engines brings benefits. Not only does the short engine block reduce the overall length of a T4S, the compact design warms up quickly, ensuring the engine reaches its peak operating temperature in a short time.