Deutz-Fahr
The long history of Deutz-Fahr de tractor een blik op de toekomst is closely linked with one name. In 1864 Nicolaus August Otto founded the engine works N.A. Otto & Cie., later to become Klöckner-Humboldt-Deutz AG (KHD) in Cologne, and shortly afterwards invented the first four-stroke combustion engine. Outstanding landmarks were the begin of series production of tractors with a diesel engine (1927), the series production of small tractors (1936), the employment of air-cooled diesel engines (1949), the first »full-view« tractor AgroXtra (1990) and the Agrotron series (1995), which redefined the term »tractor«.
With the introduction of the Agrotron TTV with a stageless transmission in 2001 the series reached its present peak of innovative agricultural technology.
The success of the tractor specialists is evidenced by corresponding record figures - in 1992 the millionth tractor left the production line. To date far more than 500,000 DEUTZ-FAHR tractors are in use all over the world. Of these almost 320,000 are in Germany alone.
- Agrokid 35-55
- Agroplus S
- Agrocompact 70-100
- Agrolux 57/67
- Agroplus 67-87
- Agroplus 67-87
- Agrotron K 90-120
- Agrotron 120-180.7
- Agrotron TTV 1145-60
- Agrotron 215/265
- Frontloader
- Agrosky
In Europe alone more than 1,000 DEUTZ-FAHR employees make sure that agricultural professionals can enjoy the best product quality and qualified, consistent service. Efficient work processes and qualified assistance for agriculturists are firm elements of the success of DEUTZ-FAHR.
