Fendt 5160 C – 6280 C

In the fall of 2002, the new, small Fendt C-combines were introduced, which were based on Deutz-Fahr's Actor/Ectron/Topliner technology and manufactured in Denmark. The model line had a short lifespan, as the models were replaced by Laverda products two years later.

The C-series was equipped similarly to the larger models with Deutz engines. The two smaller models had 5 threshing concaves, the largest one had six. The cabin was similar to that of the larger Fendts, distinguishing it from Deutz-Fahr. Standard equipment included, among other things, air conditioning, threshing drum monitoring, and automatic cutterbar height adjustment. As an optional extra, a tilting cutterbar was available except for the smallest model; the 6280 C model also had hillside harvesting equipment, allowing the machine to tilt 20 degrees laterally and 6 degrees longitudinally. A long Powerflow cutterbar equipped with a belt conveyor was also available as an option. The 6280 C, like the larger Fendts, featured automatically tensioning belts under load and a separation drum behind the threshing cylinder.

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