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Automatically drive at the limit<br />

New in the 800 Vario is the load limit automatic, i.e.<br />

automatic maximum output control. The maximum<br />

output control enables load-dependent adjustment of<br />

the travel speed dependent on engine speed. There are<br />

different optimum values that can be set as the load limit<br />

for different types of operations, for example transport<br />

or field operations. The tractor sets the ideal load limit<br />

automatically. Operators therefore do not need to set<br />

the automatic maximum output control when entering<br />

or leaving the field. And the interplay between the<br />

engine and transmission is just right for each operation.<br />

Alternatively, operators can also set the maximum output<br />

control manually.<br />

15<br />

1<br />

β= 45°<br />

α= 30°<br />

α= 45°<br />

7<br />

6<br />

8<br />

7<br />

2<br />

β= 45°<br />

5<br />

4<br />

3<br />

Automatic <strong>Fendt</strong> Effi ciency makes saving easy<br />

For years tests have shown that continuously variable<br />

speed adjustment – such as the Vario transmission offers<br />

– brings huge savings potential in time and money. In<br />

the 800 Vario, the continuously variable ML 200 transmission<br />

ensures maximum drive train efficiency. The Tractor<br />

Management System TMS keeps the engine and transmission<br />

in the ideal operating range during all operations<br />

– that means automatic efficiency. Moreover, the drive<br />

train in the rear axle has been developed further: the<br />

slow-running multi-disc brake further reduces fuel consumption<br />

of the already very economical drive train.<br />

I II<br />

engine torque<br />

hydraulic power transfer<br />

mechanical power transfer<br />

PTO drive<br />

4WD<br />

The ingenious <strong>Fendt</strong> Vario transmission<br />

The <strong>Fendt</strong> Vario transmission is a hydrostatic-mechanical power split drive. With increasing speed, the share of the mechanical<br />

power transmitted through the planetary set increases. The hydrostats, which can be swung 45 degrees, and a high operating<br />

pressure of max. 550 bar ensure exceptional effi ciency.<br />

750<br />

Brake discs<br />

Planet carrier<br />

1000<br />

1. Torsional vibration damper<br />

2. Planetary gear set<br />

3. Ring gear<br />

4. Sun wheel<br />

5. Planet carrier<br />

6. Hydro pump<br />

7. Hydro motor<br />

8. Collecting shaft<br />

A new drive train in the rear axle<br />

for the best efficiency<br />

A completely new drive train has<br />

been developed for the rear axle of<br />

the 800 Vario. The new slow-running<br />

brakes minimise losses in the rear<br />

axle. This enables the best effi ciency<br />

and reduces fuel consumption, even<br />

at high speeds, which is particularly<br />

important for transport work.<br />

800<br />

<strong>•</strong> Six-cylinder engine with a 6.06 l<br />

cubic capacity: 280 hp maximum<br />

output at 1,850 rpm<br />

<strong>•</strong> SCR technology for compliance with<br />

emissions standard Stage 3b<br />

(Tier IV interim) and for high fuel<br />

efficiency<br />

<strong>•</strong> Common rail high-pressure fuel<br />

injection system with injection<br />

pressures up to 2,000 bar<br />

<strong>•</strong> Vario transmission ML200<br />

<strong>•</strong> Tractor Management System<br />

TMS and automatic maximum<br />

output control are standard<br />

Work Time Consumption<br />

Mow -10 % -10 %<br />

Chop maize -10 % -10 %<br />

Harvest potatoes -5 % -10 %<br />

Harrow/drill -5 % -10 %<br />

Weed -5 % -10 %<br />

Rip -3 % -3 %<br />

Plough -3 % -3 %<br />

The savings potential for diff erent working procedures<br />

is clearly evident. You save valuable working<br />

time through higher area coverage and profi t from<br />

lower fuel consumption.<br />

Source: Nürtingen University<br />

More information:<br />

www.fendt.com/800/details

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