The Agroplus F 80.4 Keyline is fitted standard with a synchro shuttle transmission. The conveniently placed lever on the left hand side allow quick and easy directional changes. Imagine operating a forklift or doing a tight three point turn in a tight headland? That’s the manoeuvrability of the Agroplus.
The engine fitted to the Agroplus F 80.4 Keyline is a 4 cylinder, 4 litre turbocharged intercooled diesel which develops 75 hp. In tandem with the individual Bosch injector pumps, this engine guarantees optimum power and performance when working at all times.
The Agroplus F 80.4 is built for particular work. With specialist dimensions, and designed for orchard, vineyard and greenhouses, this tractor has a narrow overall width of just over 1.5m and a low height to work in tight spaces that a normal sized tractor cannot.
A massive 3,050kg max. lift capacity increases the capability of what work can be performed with this tractor. The three point linkage lift is powered by a separate 42 L/min hydraulic pump. The gear driven pump also supplies oil flow to the rear auxiliary remotes where two sets (4 outlets) are standard fitment.
Designed to be compact in size, the Agroplus still retains a comfortable work station. All gear levers and controls are positioned to the driver’s side, allowing no obstructions within the platform. Other standard features include a moulded rubber mat, and sound and mud deflectors.
All four wheels are equipped with an internal wet disc brake. These brakes are hydraulically operated, meaning there’s minimal foot effort required when braking. This system makes the tractor very safe and stable when working in hilly terrain.
For specialist applications a lot of PTO work is undertaken, and PTO power is important. The direct drive system allows minimal power loss from engine to PTO shaft due to one gear step. Equipped as standard, and with an economy gear, operators can run implements at a lowered engine speed resulting in less noise and … Read more
On standard tractors the ROPS frame is often fixed or mounted on the rear. When in treed areas or trying to manoeuvre in tight spaces, this safety frame often gets in the way, whereas the purpose built mid-mounted ROPS frame folds forward easily. This, in turn, lowers the tractor’s overall height, allowing work to continue … Read more
