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The auction was held on Sundown Pastoral's Keytah property where feature lots included Keytah's entire inventory of John Deere tractors, headers and planting equipment that were put on the market as part of a machinery renewal program. Ritchie Bros

The all-new John Deere 6M Series Tractors include six models (6105M, 6115M, 6125M, 6140M, 6150M and 6170M) from 105 to 170 engine horsepower and replace the standard 6030 and 7030 Series Tractors. According to Rachel Wayson, John Deere Tractor Works

LOOKING AHEAD: The 9RX prototype rolled out before dealers at the John Deere event turned heads, but if introduced would mean John Deere was offering high horsepower tractors with three platform designs. One innovation that's sure to catch the

Also available is a system for ending power hop for wheeled tractors. That new cab facilitates operators moving from machine to machine. The 9R features the familiar CommandARM control that integrates a display - 7-inch is standard, 10-inch is optional

The whole family offers new features including a redesigned cab on the 6D, increased horsepower on the 6M, and new direct drive transmission on the 6R. The new 6D Series include 4 models – 6105D, 6115D, 6130D, and 6140D – ranging from 105 to 140 engine

The new tractors, unveiled earlier this month at John Deere's British headquarters in Langar, Nottinghamshire, offer greater levels of efficiency and performance than the standard tractor range. The newly styled 6Ms include tractors from 115hp up to

The newly styled 6M Series (see table below) includes tractors from 115hp to a new top of the range 170hp (EC 97/68), and a 140hp model featuring the highest power level yet from a John Deere four-cylinder tractor. The existing 6130, 6230 and 6330

With the industry's largest lineup, including two Class 7 models, Case IH combines are designed to simplify harvest. The Axial-Flow 5130 features the proven Case IH FPT 6.7L engine, while the Axial-Flow 6130, 7130 and 7230 rely on the Case IH FPT 8.7L

There will be no 5040, 6040, 7040 and 8040 series tractors from John Deere. Instead, the company is changing to a new name and number system for its tractor line-up. It has already begun in some parts of the world with the introduction of the new 5D