Fendt Farmer 240 S – 275 S

The new Farmer 200 series was introduced in 1987. The basic technology was the same as in the earlier 200 series models, but the technology had been updated to match the 300 series (e.g., 21+6 gearbox and 750 rpm PTO). The construction was more robust than its predecessor, as the allowed total weight was increased from the previous 3000 kilograms to 4000–4500 kg. The wheelbase had also been extended. The front axles of the four-wheel-drive models were Fendt's own and equipped with a limited-slip differential. The lifting capacity was greater than before.

The engines in the 240 and 250 models were the same older generation Deutz engines as earlier. The 260 and 275 models had the 913 series Deutz engine. The cab was significantly simpler than in the 300 series, but the gear levers were now on the side, and the dashboard featured a digital speedometer and tachometer. Advanced features for this class included an electric three-point hitch and draft control.

As before, alongside the S models intended for field crop farming, there were compact V and P models for viticulture and orchards, as well as K models for municipal technology.

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