Why you accomplish more with Vario HP’s THE REASON WHY YOU EARN MORE WITH A FENDT VARIO 50,0 km/h 50,0 km/h Fendt-Vario – better than powershift With stepless variable speed, you can utilize power reserves that aren't even available to modern powershift transmissions. With conventional transmis- sions you are always one gear too high or too low because of the steps. Vario allows you to mobilize the power reserves that are hidden in between the steps. You get even more power with Fendt Vario. The Fendt Vario is a genuine stepless drive. Fendt engineers have exhausted the potential of powersplitting persistently, using special efficiency-enhanced large-sized hydrostats.
Smooth and jerk-free acceleration is possible over the entire travel speed range. The 50 kph top speed can be attained and maintained at a reduced engine speed of 1700 rpm. That provides maximum efficiency over the entire travel speed range. IV III 6,8 7,9 8,2 9,8 I 34,0 40,0 5,7 II stepless to 50 kph Select the exact speed you need 86 Efficiency in % Vario von Fendt – you benefit from our experience The number of Varios, which has been manufactured and sold, speaks for itself, and shows the Vario’s popularity with professional farmers and agricul- tural contractors. Comparison tests carried out by renowned trade journals also confirm the strengths of the Fendt technology again and again.
Only Fendt offers Vario technology ranging all the way from 95 to 310 HP. 84 82 80 76 78 74 Vario from Fendt – not only comfortable but profitable too Don't let yourself be misled. Vario isn't just about making operation easier (that's only impressive in the dealer's yard) – the Fendt Vario also returns your investment every day during hard-working real-life operation. Independent tests have determined an estimated increase in value through Fendt Vario of approximately 15,000 . Vario from Fendt pays for itself.
72 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Fendt-Vario Competitor 1 Competitor 2 Travel speed in km/h Efficiency of various stepless transmissions (according to DLG) 1 Nьrtingen University, DLG testing station Farmers Weekly March 2001 Boerderij 21/2001 Top Agrar 12/2002 26