New Holland T2300 Series Compact Tractors

The New Holland Agriculture site features details on the new T2300 Series boomer compact tractor.

New Holland’s new T2300 Series Boomer compact tractors feature the power, maneuverability and operating ease needed to make quick work of tough jobs. Ideal for homeowners, landscapers, farmers, golf courses and municipalities alike, these 40-50 hp compact tractors provide big-tractor reliability in a compact package.

Transmission choices

An effortless hydrostatic transmission allows the operator to adjust speed and change from forward to reverse with dual foot pedals, without the need to clutch to change speeds. Hydrostatic transmission is available on T2310 and T2320 models.

Great for loader work, the 12x12 Synchronized Shuttle Shift (SSS) manual gear transmission provides a broad range of speed choices. This transmission is available on all models.

SuperSuite cab comfort

The SuperSuite cab, available on the T2310 and the T2320 models, protects the operator from the elements and provides a comfortable work environment. With 60 cu. ft. of interior space, the SuperSuite cab provides a roomy work area. Large, tall windows provide all-direction visibility, and a high-visibility roof panel allows the operator to watch the loader through its full range of operation.

SuperSuite cabs have deluxe amenities which are standard equipment, including the high-visibility roof panel, heat and air conditioning, dual external mirrors, and front and rear cab-mounted work lights.

Tight turning turf protection

A Boomer compact tractor equipped with New Holland’s patented, award-winning SuperSteer™ front axle provides the tightest turnaround diameter on the market, so it can easily maneuver around obstacles and make extra-tight turns at the end of each pass when mowing and grading.

Tractors equipped with the SuperSteer front-axle also feature New Holland’s exclusive Sensitrak clutch, which senses tractive conditions and automatically shifts into four-wheel-drive when extra traction is required. The Sensitrak system shifts back to two-wheel drive when the extra pull of front-wheel drive is no longer needed. This eliminates scuffing of turf when mowing, especially during turns. It also reduces wear and tear on the front tires, gives better fuel economy, and extends the life of the driveline components.

Source: New Holland

Bloggers report on the 2007 Farm Progress Show

AgWired.com features full coverage and a wrap-up, of the 2007 Farm Progress Show, including a Flickr gallery of photos offering a sampling of the 475 exhibitors who attended.

Karlie Elliott, an Agricultural Communications major at the University of Illinois, shared her take of the Farm Progress show on her blog.

Monsanto Agronomist Shane Roethle shares a "peek over the fence" on his blog documenting the Monsanto Farm Progress team at the show.

Due to the interest in biofuels, corn was the hot crop at this year's show, AgWired posted video on YouTube of the corn harvest demonstrations.



You can check out more video of the Farm Progress Show on ZimmComm's YouTube page.

Were you at the show? What impressed you the most? Let us know and leave a comment.

Corn is king at the 2007 Farm Progress Show

The Washington Post features an Associate Press report on the 2007 Farm Progress Show being held in Champaign, Illinois, where over 100,000 attendees are expected.

John Deere, Caterpillar, and Dow Agrosciences are among the 425 exhibitors attendance showing off new products and machinery.

The Ethanol boom has made corn the hot crop to talk about, with over 92.9 million acres planted this year. The biofuels boom has also extended to Soybeans as well.

The official site for the 2007 Farm Progress Show is Farmprogressshow.com