German farm equipment maker, Claas, says it’s moving away from Deere Power Systems as an engine supplier to Fiat Power Train (FPT). This means new Axion 900 series tractor will feature engines that use SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) technology to meet Tier 4 emission targets.
As Germany’s largest farm equipment manufacturer, a published report from Europe calls the Claas decision “significant.”
FPT of Italy supplies the engines for Case IH and New Holland equipment. Both…
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