Utility tractors introduced by Mahindra Ag North America
Mahindra Ag North America introduces the 5100 series tractors, 5145 and 5155, engineered to be easy to operate by first-time tractor owners, yet heavy-duty to tackle the tough jobs of rural living, farms and ranches. These commercial-grade, four-wheel-drive utility tractors are ideal for customers who demand performance, versatility and comfort at a great value.

Mahindra 5100 series tractor

Available as 45 and 55 hp, the 5100 tractors are reimagined from the customer’s point of view to provide best-in-class comfort, usability and efficiency:

• mCRD engine technology eliminating the need for a diesel particulate filter (no regen or wasted productivity);
• unrivaled syncro shuttle transmission featuring 12 forward and 12 reverse gears for fast, smooth front-loader work;
• leading PTO horsepower with 540 and 540E (economy) power modes standard;
• three-point hitch with flexible links and convertible CAT I and CAT II connectors;
• superior front loader with leading lift height and dig depth; and
• comfortable interior, including an mComfort seat, tilt power steering, intuitive controls, and flat foot platform.

The 5100 series tractors come with a five-year, 3,000-hour limited powertrain warranty covering parts and labor. For more information visit https://bit.ly/1021E-Gizmo1.

New Holland launches self-propelled windrower series
New Holland Agriculture North America introduces Speedrower^® PLUS Series windrowers. Redesigned from the ground up, the new models provide more productivity, precision and power.

New Holland launches self-propelled Speedrower windrower series

Utilizing SensiDrive^TM drive-by-wire technology, the ground drive pumps and wheel motors are precisely controlled to maintain a straight course with less manual steering. Operators can mow faster, longer and straighter with less fatigue, allowing more acres to be cut per day.

The IntelliView^TM IV display is standard in the new models. The touch-screen interface brings precision customization right to the operator with New Holland Precision Land Management (PLM^TM) programs. Headland management automation reduces operator fatigue by making repetitive headland turns effortless with a simple button.

With the IntelliSteer^TM auto guidance, farmers can cut more acres per hour with field speeds up to 20 mph. While using IntelliSteer Auto Guidance, these models are 30% faster in the field than prior models. Farmers can also maximize capacity with the IntelliCruise™ with ground speed automation and engine power-load management. IntelliCruise has two systems, Field Cruise-ECO Power Mode and Power Cruise Mode.

SensiDrive delivers a maximum wheel torque of 11,000 foot pounds (ft. lb.), making an easy task of climbing steep grades or crossing ditches. With a range of 150 to 250 hp, the Speedrower PLUS is capable of any job, delivering greater field speeds and more header power.

The Durabine™ PLUS Series disc heads deliver a cleaner cut and improved swathing for faster crop dry down. Combining a Speedrower PLUS model with a Durabine PLUS disc head allows farmers to work at a higher speed with a better cut, ensuring smooth crop flow.

The DuraMerger^TM 419 PLUS merging attachment delivers performance without compromise, saving time, fuel and harvesting labor. The long deck design combines up to three windrows, improving forage harvesting efficiency for the greatest return on investment. The high-speed belt and robust, direct motor drive assembly provide power to push through the heaviest crops.

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Case IH vertical tillage tool offers soil management flexibility
The VT-Flex^TM 435 vertical tillage tool from Case IH offers simple, variable gang angle adjustments, allowing producers to meet the soil management needs of any field with greater flexibility and precision. With adjustments that can be performed on the go and a rugged, durable design built to withstand tough conditions, this tool is ideal for mixed farms and small to midsize grain operations. It is available in widths of 11 to 25 ft.

Case IH vertical tillage VT 435 tool

Gang angles are mechanically or hydraulically adjustable from zero to 12° to match the operator’s desired field finish — spring or fall. From the tractor cab, operators can adjust the front gangs independently from the rear gangs to further vary residue coverage and field finish. Additionally, 20-inch (in.), shallow-concavity fluted blades help cut residue at shallow gang angles, cutting and mixing residue with soil for faster breakdown.

The implement is equipped with a TigerPaw^TM Crumbler^® that is designed to produce uniform clod sizing and residue distribution. A standard walking tandem design on the mainframe and wings provides balance and stability, reducing soil compaction while providing optimal depth control.

With 1- to 4-in. depth capabilities, the tool offers single-point hydraulic depth control for quick and easy adjustments in a variety of field conditions. A front T-hitch design allows for tight, efficient turning.

The machine is equipped with 20-in. Earth Metal^® VT wave blades designed to stand up to tough conditions. Flat, crimped blade centers create exceptional blade strength.

The VT-Flex 435 vertical tillage tool is available in five configurations — 11, 15, 20, 23 or 25 ft. — to match the needs of a range of operations and tractor horsepower requirements (65 hp to 250 hp). For more information, contact your local Case IH dealer or visit https://bit.ly/1021E-Gizmo3.

Case IH introduces new series of windrowers
Case IH is introducing the WD5 series windrowers to its lineup of self-propelled harvesting equipment. These new models offer more consistent drying and the fastest speeds in the industry, making them the most productive and efficient hay-harvesting solution on the market.

Case IH introduces WD5 series windrowers

WD5 series windrowers were engineered to help growers take on harvest windows with faster, more consistent dry-down. With transport speeds up to 30 mph, operators can travel efficiently from farm to field. Haying time and costs are also cut with field speeds up to 20 mph.

RD5 series windrower headers set the benchmark with cut quality, conditioning and windrow formation to go along with the fastest cutting speeds in the industry. The triple-windrow attachment saves time, fuel and labor by combining up to three windrows.

WD5 series windrowers are designed with a quiet, comfortable cab environment, while an independent air-assisted rear-axle suspension provides a smoother ride. A tuned cab suspension means better fore/aft stabilization and ride cushioning. Designed to excel through hilly areas, a robust drivetrain design produces more than 11,000 ft. lb. of torque, while a four-link rear suspension provides greater stability and reduces the need for added ballast.

The Case IH SurroundVision cab features larger, easy-entry steps; a leather ventilated seat; and additional window tinting. Designed to function and feel similar to the Axial-Flow^® combine, the WD5 series windrower includes the MultiFunction Handle, which helps simplify operation.

For enhanced straight-line tracking, a redesigned precision ground drive system monitors wheel-speed differences and self-compensates by adjusting wheel speeds. A drive-by-wire ground propulsion and steering system helps make road transport and field work simple.

Every model is guidance-ready to provide cutting accuracy within 1½ in., so technology is seamlessly integrated into the cab experience, along with the intuitive Advanced Farming Systems^® (AFS) Pro 700 display. Case IH guidance solutions help virtually eliminate pass-to-pass overlap, even at field speeds up to 20 mph. An automated headland-management feature controls ground speed, header lift and merger lift to make every headland turn effortless and accurate.

WD5 series windrowers are available to order. For more information, contact your local Case IH dealer or visit https://bit.ly/1021E-Gizmo4.

Styling changes coming to New Holland hay tools for model year 2022
For more than 70 years, New Holland’s red-and-yellow paint scheme has stood for innovation and quality in haytools. As a nod to its heritage and a bold look to the future, new styling will be applied to Roll-Belt™ round balers, BigBaler PLUS large square balers, and Speedrower^® PLUS self-propelled windrowers in 2022. These appearance upgrades follow styling cues first introduced on the BigBaler High Density large square baler.

Styling changes coming to New Holland hay tools for model year 2022.

“The change demonstrates both our past and future,” says Mark Lowery, director of commercial marketing, New Holland North America. “New Holland revolutionized haymaking when it brought the first self-tie baler to market more than 70 years ago. In the decades that followed, our iconic red and yellow colors have stood for our innovation and quality. So, we’ve made cosmetic changes to the equipment while still staying true to our legacy and DNA.”

For Model Year 2022 production and beyond, dealers and customers will notice more yellow paint to reflect New Holland’s heritage. The lighter color also provides greater visibility from an operational, service and safety perspective. When combined with New Holland’s signature Natural Flow equipment styling, these new hay tools will stand out in the field even more.

To promote this styling, a dedicated promotional campaign called “A New Dawn” has been developed.

“Dawn symbolizes a new beginning and incorporates a sunrise-themed color palette similar to the new paint schemes found on these hay tools,” says Mike Sevick, commercial marketing manager for hay and forage equipment.