October 1, 2009

BUILT TO EAT HARD YAKKA, MAHINDRA LAUNCHES ITS MOST RUGGED, HEAVY DUTY LINE OF TRACTORS – “60 SERIES”.

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Latest Addition of the 8560 4WD (83HP) to the Mahindra Australia Models Continues Tradition of Hard-Working, High Value Tractors

Mahindra Australia is proud to announce the launch of its '60 Series' line of tractors, the manufacturer's most rugged, heavy-duty line of vehicles to date. The 8560 4WD, the first model to debut in this new series, features an 83 horsepower engine, which provides enough power to haul the largest loads, and the standard four-wheel drive provides optimal traction and pulling power. These tractors are designed for primary and secondary tillage, livestock operations, crop protection, slashing, haulage and loader applications.

Boasting an impressive four stroke, direct injection, four cylinder turbocharged, Intercooled Tier III compliant engine, the advanced design ensures a maximum torque of 305 Nm.

The 8560 4WD features forward-reverse Synchro-Shuttle with 12 forward & 12 reverse gears, two speed, dry reversible PTO, telescopic lower links and stabilizers, wet disc brakes as standard. The tractor also features a Limited Slip Inboard Planetary Front Axle and rear differential lock.

It is the only tractor in its class that comes with two-position detent, float & kick out functions as a standard feature. Hydraulic Flow available at the remotes is an impressive 65 LPM and the lift capacity at the Hitch Points is 2495 Kgs

The front axle with a "limited slip differential" and planetary reduction offers high dynamic load carrying capacity and is designed for maximum performance in loader and field operations. The responsive hydrostatic steering has a tight steering angle, for effortless manoeuvring even in confined areas.

The full platform with plenty of operator room, and ergonomically placed controls provides maximum operator comfort and ease of operation. The suspension seats are fitted with a retractable seat belt, arm rests, and weight and back adjustments. A clear view, multifunctional electronic instrument cluster with malfunction warning lights, sleek, powerful headlamps with additional halogen lamps standard and stylish front grill and hood produce a modern, functional appearance. A rear work light and comfortable mounting steps on both sides add to the machine’s versatility.

With more than 3300 kgs under its belly, the Mahindra 8560 4WD would be one of the heaviest and robustly built tractors in its class, just built to eat the hard yakka thrown at it.

As with all Mahindra models, the 8560 can be provided with a company fitted Self Leveling Loader with options of 4 in 1 Bucket and other loader attachments.  With one of the highest lift capacities in its class, and high breakout force, the tractor – loader package can handle a multitude of jobs with ease.

The 8560 4WD is being launched at an Introductory Price, Ex Brisbane of $41,300 for tractor and $49,900 when coupled with a loader. This special pricing is valid up to Nov 30th 2009 or while stock lasts. More details on this promotional pricing is available in the “specials” section in Mahindra Australia’s website – www.mahindraaustralia.com.

About Mahindra Australia : Based in Brisbane, Mahindra Australia is a branch of Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. Currently, the company’s products are being sold and serviced by 40 dealers throughout Australia.
Mahindra is among the top three tractor manufacturers in the World. In the year 2008, the company sold in excess of 120,000 tractors worldwide. In India, which is the world's largest tractor market and having about 20 different tractor manufacturers, Mahindra has the deepest distribution reach and enjoys a market share in excess of 40%. In USA, the company has three assembly facilities and is among the top 4 in the relevant segment.
In 2007, Mahindra became the only tractor manufacturing company in the world to receive the coveted Japan Quality Medal for excellence in Total Quality Management, awarded by the by the Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers.

 

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