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What you need to know about the new McCormick X5.085

McCormick has released details on its latest tractor, the X5.085. It claims that this new model offer power and technology which are also joined by versatility and ease of handling. According to the AGRO Tractors Group this new model has been strategically positions between X4 Stage V and the future X5 Stage V range, delivering a concrete response to all user demands in farms and especially the hay business.

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Here are 8 things that you need to know about the McCormick X5.085:

1. 34” rear wheels are fitted as standard. These large wheels not only guarantee increased ground clearance, but also improved traction that when combined with the excellent power-weight ratio, make the McCormick X5.085 suitable for transport also in mountain and hilly areas.

2. The front axle is compact in size, thanks to the 1590mm interflange, which makes the tractor neat and agile. Its sturdy construction makes it reliable and stable whatever the work.

3. Another feature is that of the category 2 mechanically-controlled rear lifting system with a capacity of 3,900 kg, which is precise and easy to use thanks to the ELS system (ergonomic lift system). The attachment of implements is quick and easy, as the controls are found both in the cab and on the fender. A 1,700 kg category 2 front lift system is also available as a further option.

4. The coupling with the M15 front loader controlled by a new dedicated ergonomic joystick is also an excellent new feature. The loader is designed so that its frame does not reduce ground clearance or limit the steering angle range of the tractor.

5. Powering the newcomer is an enhanced 3.4-litre, 4-cylinder and 8-valve FPT F34 Turbo intercooler engine with Common Rail electronic injection. The 75Hp available guarantee excellent traction and high elasticity, enhanced by a torque of 375Nm at only 1400 rpm, a performance normally seen from 100hp tractors. According to the 103-litre capacity fuel tank will easily lasts for a full day’s work.

6. Road safety is guaranteed by the IBS (Integrated Brake System) system, which combines the rear brakes with the front oil-cooled brakes integrated within the axle, reducing the braking distance by 50%. The brakes engage in proportion to the effort applied to the pedals, allowing absolute braking accuracy.

7. The McCormick X5.085 is also designed to house the McCormick Fleet Management telematics monitoring system, to evaluate the efficiency of the tractor by measuring fuel consumption, working hours and scheduled maintenance; all this information is displayed in a web portal and an App that exploits user-friendly panels to provide useful information to owners to maximise the activity of their tractors.

8. Designers and engineers have also given extra attention to driver comfort. The X5.085 features a new 4-post cab which maximises the 360-degree all-round view and absorbs vibration thanks to 4 silent block suspensions, creating a protected working environment and impeccable sound insulation. The controls are also ergonomically arranged: a new concept joystick provides quick and easy control of transmission functions.

According to McCormick, the new X5.085 offers outstanding features and performance which makes it the perfect tractor for agile transport, front loader barn and shed work and light-duty open field work.

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