Fendt 5180 E – 6250 E

Agco started a collaboration with Laverda in 2004, and as a result, the Fendt lineup also introduced the E-series, which corresponded to the Laverda REV series.

The E-series consisted of three models, the largest of which was a 6-cylinder. The Iveco Common Rail engine was 220 horsepower in the smallest model and 250 horsepower in the larger ones (Fendt reported DIN power ratings, unlike Laverda and MF). The grain tanks had capacities of 70 and 75 hectoliters. Standard equipment included, among other things, an air conditioner, a threshing loss monitor, a 12-function electronic control system, and automatic cutting height adjustment.

In 2008, the engines were replaced with 6.7-liter Iveco engines, and the smallest model in the lineup became the 176-horsepower 5180 E, in which the standard equipment was also significantly reduced. In 2011, Finnish Agco Power engines were introduced.

For 2016, the improved Skyline cab was introduced in the 5225 E model, along with new 4.9- and 7.4-liter engines.

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