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Al-Ghazi Tractors Unveils NH 750 and NH 85-56 at Pakistan Auto Show

Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL) unveiled two new additions to its New Holland tractor portfolio, the NH 750, a 75 HP … Read More The post Al-Ghazi Tractors Unveils NH 750 and NH 85-56 at Pakistan Auto Show appeared first on ProPakistani .

Al-Ghazi Tractors Unveils NH 750 and NH 85-56 at Pakistan Auto Show

Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL) introduced two new models to its New Holland tractor lineup at the Pakistan Auto Show: the NH 750, a 75 HP tractor, and the NH 85-56, an 85 HP 4WD tractor. These additions demonstrate AGTL's commitment to broadening mechanization solutions for Pakistan's expanding agricultural, commercial, and construction sectors, providing farmers and businesses increased versatility beyond usual farm operations.

The NH 750 offers 75 HP and features durable, versatile components, such as SG iron front axle support and a powerful hydraulic system. The NH 85-56, on the other hand, combines 85 HP with 4WD and Lift-O-Matic technology, enhancing traction and versatility for various applications. It also includes a strong SG iron front support, Lift-O-Matic hydraulic system, and an optional double-acting spool valve kit.

Yasin Seker, AGTL's CEO, emphasized the importance of farm mechanization in boosting productivity and efficiency in Pakistan, stating that the new tractors are designed to meet the evolving needs of the country's farming and commercial sectors. Through these new offerings, AGTL aims to support Pakistan's shift towards more efficient, versatile, and application-driven farm mechanization, providing machinery suited for a wider range of agricultural and commercial applications.

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