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New Holland T9 wins prestigious Diesel Progress Excellence in Equipment Engineering award

Release Date: 10 May 2013
New Holland T9.560 undertaking road transport

The T9, New Holland’s flagship tractor range, has been awarded a prestigious Diesel Progress ‘Excellence in Equipment Engineering’ award in the agricultural category at the Bauma construction trade fair in Munich Germany. An expert panel of industry professionals selected just three machines in the category, which were then the subject of a public vote. Over 25,000 readers of the North American and International editions of Diesel Progress magazine voted for their favourite, and the T9 triumphed in its category.

This coveted award recognises superior engineering in real-world machines and equipment. This is the fourth edition of the award, which is presented at the flagship construction trade fairs of Bauma and Conexpo and is sponsored by powertrain specialist ZF. Readers recognised the state-of-the-art technology that the T9 offers.  The T9 range comprises six models, with the largest one developing up to 669hp. The range pushes the boundaries of modern farming to help increase productivity and global food production. The T9 offers professional large scale farmers and contractors the ultimate in farming technology in an easy to use and efficient package.

The entire range benefits from efficient and powerful ECOBlue™ SCR Cursor engines which comply with the stringent Tier 4A emissions regulations. All models enjoy outstanding transient response profiles, to pull through the toughest conditions with the minimum reduction in working speed.

This is just the latest award the T9 has won. The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers bestowed a prestigious AE50 award in 2012; in recognition of the T9’s ground-breaking engineering achievement: it is the first articulated tractor range  to attain the convenience of “Full Type Approval” homologation by the European Union. The first four models in the T9 range have been awarded the Full Type Approval. This means they can be used on public roads in any European country, with certain wheel equipment configurations, without any additional legalisation or operational constraints.

​10 May 2013

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