Mahindra is gearing up for higher powered tractors and to cater to the growing demand of the company’s recently introduced Mahindra ARJUN 605 DI MS V1 tractor in India. The new tractor is serving farmers seeking power, precision and longer duty cycles.

Building on the success of Mahindra’s popular ARJUN range of tractors, the Mahindra ARJUN 605 DI MS V1 represents a milestone in the company’s commitment to its tractor technology.

Designed and developed to enhance productivity on farmlands in India, the new tractor is comes with mBoost, a high backup torque and 4 Wheel Drive (4WD) system introduced in the Arjun brand of tractors for the very first time. A powerful 36.3 kW (48.7hp) four-cylinder engine provides for fuel economy and service intervals of 400 hours.

Variable track width, the ability to lift and pull heavy loads of up to 2200 kg for a range of applications and maintaining implement depth, are made possible by a rapid reaction hydraulic system and a three-piece rear axle.

Reverse PTO for unclogging of implements and SLIPTO technology enables ease of operations for implements and independent start/stop of continuous PTO operations. The new Arjun features a 16 forward + 4 reverse speed synchromesh transmission with dual clutch, for best performance in rotavator puddling and heavy implement usage. An ergonomically designed operator area, a side shift gear system and a power steering system increases operator efficiency.

The Mahindra ARJUN 605 DI 4WD V1 tractor is sold through Mahindra’s tractor dealer network in India, along with a range of compatible farm implements.

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