Fendt 819-828 Vario

In the autumn of 2009 at Agritechnica, Fendt introduced the new 800 series, which had expanded significantly into a more powerful size class compared to the previous 818 and 820 models. The tractor's weight was 9.3 tons instead of the previous 6.8 tons, so in that regard as well, it was considered a machine in a different class. However, the engines were still 6.06-liter Deutz models, as before. The latest innovation was SCR technology, which arrived a couple of years ahead of the regulatory requirements. The Vario transmission was a new ML 220 version. It enabled a speed of 60 km/h at 1750 RPM. The front axle had a cardan brake and new suspension. The lift capacity of 11 tons was significantly higher than before. For hydraulics, pumps of 109, 152, or 193 liters were available, although the smallest pump was discontinued a couple of years later.

In the 900 series, the previously introduced cab was called the x5. A special feature was the one-piece windshield. The cubic space in the large cab was 39% greater than in the smaller models’ VisioPlus cab introduced in 2011. There were three equipment options. The most affordable Power version included, among other things, a 7" Vario terminal, TMS, automatic air conditioning, an air-suspended seat, mechanical cab suspension, and front axle suspension. The Power’s standard equipment did not include steering brakes, so there was only one brake pedal. The Profi featured a multifunction lever, Isobus, headland automation, electrically adjustable and heated mirrors, driving stability control, and a front linkage. ProfiPlus equipment included a 10.4" display and VarioDoc field documentation.

The 819 model was discontinued from the lineup following the introduction of the more powerful 700 series.

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