Germany / Italy · founded 1968
Deutz-Fahr: German engineering, Italian ownership
Deutz-Fahr combines the engine heritage of Deutz with the harvesting expertise of Fahr. Owned by Italy’s SDF Group since 1995, it builds tractors and combines in Germany, Italy and Croatia.
- Headquarters
- Treviglio, Italy (SDF)
- Founded
- 1968
- Parent
- SDF Group
- Products
- Tractors, combines, telehandlers
- Official site
- www.deutz-fahr.com
Model guides
Deutz-Fahr machines we cover
Tractors
Combine Harvesters
Combine harvester
Deutz-Fahr C9306 TS
- Power
- 389 hp
- Threshing system
- Walker + Turbo Separator
- Straw walkers
- 6
Deutz-Fahr models compared
3 models · click a column to sort
| Deutz-Fahr 6215 RCshift | Tractor | — | 165 kW / 221 hp |
| Deutz-Fahr 9340 TTV | Tractor | — | 247 kW / 331 hp |
| Deutz-Fahr C9306 TS | Combine harvester | — | 290 kW / 389 hp |
Deutz, the company of Nicolaus Otto (inventor of the four-stroke engine), built tractors from the 1920s. It acquired the harvester maker Fahr in the late 1960s, creating the Deutz-Fahr brand. The Italian SAME group bought Deutz-Fahr in 1995, forming SDF, which also owns SAME, Lamborghini Trattori and Hürlimann.
Lineup
High-horsepower tractors like the 9340 TTV, mid-range tractors such as the 6215 RCshift, and combines including the C9306 TS, built in Zupanja, Croatia.
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