Fendt 9300 R – 9460 R

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The rotor combine Fortia, manufactured at MF’s Hesston factory in the USA, was introduced to the European market in 2007 with minor modifications to both the MF and Fendt model ranges. The distribution of grain within the rotor had been improved for more even spread, and for Western Europe, the Power Flow cutting platform developed by Dronningborg was adopted. In appearance, the Fortia was originally designed to resemble the Laverda-based MF models, and its monitor in the cab was the GTA II, which was also used in MF tractors.

The 9460 R featured a 12.5-liter Caterpillar engine with an output of 459 hp. The threshing mechanism consisted of a cylinder with a diameter of 80 cm, along with a sieve system comparable in size to its competitors. The basic adjustment of the cylinder’s rotation speed was done with a three-speed gearbox, with fine adjustment hydraulically. The speed was automatically kept constant as the load varied. The grain tank size of 12,300 liters and the unloading speed of 158 liters per second were leading figures, at least in the European market.

In 2009, models 9300 R and 9350 R were introduced, equipped with 8.4-liter Agco Power engines and a 70-cm diameter cylinder. The smallest model was structurally narrower, so for example, the sieve system and grain tank were smaller than in the other models. In these models, additional power was available only when the grain tank was being emptied.

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