The Deutz-Fahr 9 TTV series was unveiled at Agritechnica in autumn 2013, but it did not enter production until two years later. The model lineup also changed from the original plan: instead of the 9270 and 9300, the entry-level model became the 9290 TTV. The 9-series tractors featured very striking styling. They were powered by a 7.8-liter, twin-turbo Deutz engine and used ZF’s stepless Terramatic TMT 32 transmission, giving a top speed of 60 km/h. Lift capacity was 12 tonnes, and hydraulic flow was either 160 or 210 l/min, with up to eight hydraulic valves available. At 12 tonnes, the tractor’s weight matched that of the largest U.S. models. Standard equipment included a suspended cab and front axle, 100% differential lock on the front axle, and headland management. Optional extras included a 12.8″ iMonitor 2 terminal and automatic climate control. The 50 km/h and 60 km/h versions came with front disc brakes. The cab was the same MaxiVision II design used on the 7-series, and noise levels were rated at 69 dB.

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