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Iron Lines Aisles of Farm Machinery Show
By Dan Miller
Tuesday, February 11, 2025 2:21PM CST

As the 2025 National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky, opens Wednesday, some of the more than 800 exhibitors are releasing information about the products and machines they will display at the Kentucky Exposition Center. The show is expected to draw 300,000 visitors through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST.

Here's a look at some of the products and machines.

MASSEY FERGUSON INTROS SB.1436DB SMALL SQUARE BALER

Massey Ferguson's new SB.1436DB small square baler produces two rows of bales per field pass, doubling the output of a single baler.

"The SB.1436DB is built to meet the needs of modern hay producers who face increasing pressure from labor shortages, tight harvest windows and demanding quality standards," said Dane Mosel, marketing manager for Massey Ferguson.

The SB.1436DB features a 105-inch pickup and operates at 90 strokes per minute with a 21.9-inch stroke length for efficient performance. The baler automates bale density, weight and dimensions with the SimplEbale system to eliminate productivity losses. It also produces dense, well-formed 14-by-18-inch bales that stack easily and retain nutritional value.

For more information on the SB.1436DB small square baler: https://www.masseyferguson.com/…

CASE IH UPGRADES FARMALL C MODELS

Case IH is introducing the newest updates of its Farmall C series tractor. On display at the 2025 World Ag Expo and National Farm Machinery Show, attendees can see how the upsized Farmall C tractor series is designed to meet the varied needs of farmers and ranchers.

The new Farmall C lineup offers a 12-speed PowerShuttle and 24-speed Hi-Lo transmission. Operators can complete a wider range of farm operations with the Farmall C's larger, reinforced front axle, boosted hydraulic flow, heavier gross vehicle weight and increased rear lift capacity.

For more information: https://www.caseih.com/…

MORTON BUILDINGS BRINGS 3D STUDIO TO THE SHOW

Morton Buildings is bringing its 3D Studio to the Farm Machinery Show. This free online tool enables farmers to design their own Morton building.

With the 3D Studio, farmers can visualize their post-frame steel building with modern layouts, dimensions and colors. One unique feature allows farmers to determine proper dimensions based on the specific size of the equipment they plan to store.

AGCO, SDF TO OFFER LOW-MID HORSEPOWER TRACTOR

AGCO and SDF, a manufacturer of tractors, harvesters, electric self-driving tractors and diesel engines, have signed a supply agreement that will offer farmers a streamlined low- to mid-range horsepower tractor through AGCO's Massey Ferguson brand.

Beginning mid-2025, SDF will produce proprietary tractors with up to 85 horsepower for most global markets. The new tractor will be offered with various powertrain options.

SDF is an Italian multinational company producing tractors, ag harvesting machines, autonomous electric tractors and diesel engines. SDF distributes its products under the brands SAME, DEUTZ-FAHR, Hurlimann, Gregoire and VitiBot. Its tractor lineup covers a power range from 25 to 336 hp.

AG LEADER RELEASES DRIFT SOLUTION RIGHTPATH

Ag Leader is introducing RightPath, a passive implement steering solution to correct implement drifting.

"The position of the implement is as important, if not more important, as the position of the tractor," said Matt Pifkin, Ag Leader product manager.

An implement can drift off the intended guidance line up to 10 inches, even on flat ground, Ag Leader said in its release. RightPath keeps implements centered on the guidance line.

Dan Miller can be reached at dan.miller@dtn.com

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