New Valtra G series

agcoparts

Member
From the prototype picture its the (very comfortable) N/T series cab on a chassis with a shorter and lower nose than the N.

Got an N134D with a loader myself and view to the front is already excellent.
The cab in the prototype G series is the redesigned A series cab, with more space and visibility
 

Wim3065

Member
Mixed Farmer

N104, 114 and 124 will disappeared.
G105, 115 125ECO and G135 are new models
A-cab.
New engine made in China without EGR. (Are all AGCOPOWER engines made in China now??)
MF's (GIMA) Dyna6 transmission... :).
No CVT at the moment.
 
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Happy

Member
Location
Scotland
Let’s hope it doesn’t have the N series fuel tank on it.
The very worst I’ve ever had for frothing when filling up. 200lt tank but froths to the top before you get 150lt in and the last 1/4 takes an age to fill.

Must be the design/shape of it as no other machine filled from same tank has this problem.
 

DrDunc

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Dunsyre

N104, 114 and 124 will disappeared.
G105, 115 125ECO and G135 are new models
A cab.
New engine made in China without EGR. (Are all AGCOPOWER engines made in China now??)
MF's (GIMA) Dyna6 transmission... :).
No CVT at the moment.
Sounds like Agco bean counters have overruled the Finnish engineers?

Lighter weight Gima gearbox instead of the newer Valtra developed 5 step powershift, Chinese engine instead of the originally Finnish developed sisu (which was the reason agco bought valtra so that they had a replacement for the Perkins).

Presumably marketing has decided that the N104 to 124 are too heavy to compete with t5, Deere 5 series, class atos etc?
 

Sid

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
South Molton
Sounds like Agco bean counters have overruled the Finnish engineers?

Lighter weight Gima gearbox instead of the newer Valtra developed 5 step powershift, Chinese engine instead of the originally Finnish developed sisu (which was the reason agco bought valtra so that they had a replacement for the Perkins).

Presumably marketing has decided that the N104 to 124 are too heavy to compete with t5, Deere 5 series, class atos etc?
Seems to be the new norm having a "lighter " range.
 
Let’s hope it doesn’t have the N series fuel tank on it.
The very worst I’ve ever had for frothing when filling up. 200lt tank but froths to the top before you get 150lt in and the last 1/4 takes an age to fill.

Must be the design/shape of it as no other machine filled from same tank has this problem.
I just filled mine to

Given up getting it brim full it’s to stressful
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DrDunc

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Dunsyre
Let’s hope it doesn’t have the N series fuel tank on it.
The very worst I’ve ever had for frothing when filling up. 200lt tank but froths to the top before you get 150lt in and the last 1/4 takes an age to fill.

Must be the design/shape of it as no other machine filled from same tank has this problem.
Doesn't seem to be a problem on the high volume tank?

My n134d takes 300l and doesn't froth.

Watching the videos and reading the bumph, it does look like there's been a good bit of thought went into the new G series!

I like that the steps look to be galvanised. Older Deutz were the same, and the 3 point linkage. Cost cutting and they're now painting them 👎
 

Happy

Member
Location
Scotland
Doesn't seem to be a problem on the high volume tank?

My n134d takes 300l and doesn't froth.

Watching the videos and reading the bumph, it does look like there's been a good bit of thought went into the new G series!

I like that the steps look to be galvanised. Older Deutz were the same, and the 3 point linkage. Cost cutting and they're now painting them 👎

Must be standard tank only then. Got 6 different machines fuelled from 2 different fuel stations and new N series only tractor froths up.
Good to see they are doing something with the steps.
Rust on our 2 year old ones is shocking.
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