The show is taking place in Screggan, Tullamore, from 19 to the 21 September.
The National Ploughing Championships is the largest outdoor exhibition and Agricultural Trade Show in Europe, showcasing a huge range of new agricultural and construction equipment for the Irish market.
Visitors to the Adare stand will be able to see for the first time the new Bobcat TL34.65HF Agri telehandler designed for the agriculture industry, a brand new high productivity model providing a maximum lift capacity of 3.4 tonne at a maximum lift height of 6.42 m.
In this model, HF/High Flow Technology, also available on the larger TL38.70HF telehandler, offers outstanding hydraulic capabilities and performance with a class-leading 190 l/min load sensing pump (150 l/min at the auxiliary line) and flow sharing distributor. This allows the operator to work at significantly lower speeds, consume less fuel and benefit from remarkably shorter working cycles.
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The telehandlers are part of a new range of Bobcat Stage IV compliant telehandlers combining models for both farming and the rental and construction industries. The new telehandlers are powered by a Bobcat D34 Stage IV/Tier 4 final compliant diesel engine developed and manufactured in-house for use in the new range, resulting in optimised performance throughout.
Backed by a three-year warranty, a standard feature of the new range, the Bobcat TL34.65HF Agri telehandler will be joined on the Adare stand by a wide selection of Bobcat compact excavators running from the E10 to the E45 models and Bobcat skid-steer loaders including the S70, S450 and S590 models. All of the Bobcat machines will be equipped with different attachments from a choice of over 80 types of Bobcat attachment for use with the Bobcat compact equipment range.
The Doosan products on the Adare stand include the DX140LC-5 14 tonne crawler excavator, the DX160W-5 16 tonne wheeled excavator and the DL300-5 and DL450-5 wheel loaders.
Like all new Doosan Stage IV compliant machines, the models feature a distinctive machine styling scheme marking the many design advances they incorporate, which go well beyond simply meeting Stage IV emission regulations and set a new benchmark for construction equipment worldwide.
The new generation machines provide significantly higher performance in every area than the previous generation machines, combining enhanced comfort and controllability together with new features to boost fuel efficiency, uptime and return on investment, with a focus on increased power, robustness and agility.
(CD/LM)
