Deutz-Fahr
INTRAC 2006

Tractor | 86.5 kW

118 hp
Power
Mechanical
Transmission
4950 kg
Weight
225 cm
Wheelbase
Deutz-Fahr INTRAC 2006

Technical Specifications

Engine86.5 kW
PTO Type540/1000
Wheelbase225 cm
Weight4950 kg
Front Tyres14.5-24
Rear Tyres14.5-24
ManufacturerDeutz-Fahr
Drive4x4 4WD

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Frequently Asked Questions

The model is especially popular in grain farming on the Eyre Peninsula, the wheat belt of Western Australia. Deutz-Fahr is recognised across Australian grain and mixed farms for its reliable air-cooled and liquid-cooled engine heritage.

Yes, with 118 hp this tractor is well suited to broadacre grain farming across Australia.

The hydraulic lift capacity of the Deutz-Fahr Intrac 2006 is see technical data sheet. This is important for operating heavy front loaders and rear-mounted implements.

The Deutz-Fahr Intrac 2006 produces 118 hp.

This model is fitted with a mechanical transmission. This transmission type is well proven across Australian farming conditions.

This model is particularly well suited to primary tillage and seeding operations. Deutz-Fahr is recognised across Australian grain and mixed farms for its reliable air-cooled and liquid-cooled engine heritage.

About Deutz-Fahr INTRAC 2006

With 118 and a mechanical transmission, the Deutz-Fahr Intrac 2006 is a competitive choice for medium grain and broadacre farms across Australia. Compared with other tractor brands in this segment, the Deutz-Fahr Intrac 2006 positions itself as a rational choice for medium grain and broadacre farms. The mechanical transmission and 118 hp make it competitive in its class on the Australian market. Recommended for medium grain and broadacre farms, the Deutz-Fahr Intrac 2006 offers a worthwhile return on investment when farm size allows multi-season amortisation. SDF Australia (Deutz-Fahr) ensures service and spare parts availability for this model across Australia.