Fendt Farmer 102 – 108 S

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The Fendt Farmer 100 series introduced in 1972 included 3- and 4-cylinder tractors in the power range of 40-65 hp. The 3-cylinder engine of the 102 model was air-cooled, while the larger models had water-cooled engines. The basic versions of models 102, 103, and 105 were also available for sale, whereas the 104 and 106 were only available as the S-model equipped with a turbine clutch. All models featured a fully synchronized 13+4 gearbox, which included a mechanical quick-shift and, in addition to the 12+4 gears, a separate 30 km/h road gear.

In 1974, the largest model in the lineup, the 75-horsepower 108 S, was introduced, featuring the 4.15-liter MWM engine, which made its debut there and was used in many later models as well. All S-models were also available with four-wheel drive. The four-wheel drive could be engaged while moving, and the front axle had separate brakes. The 4WD models came standard with hydrostatic steering. Models 102-105 were equipped with a ZF front axle, while 106 and 108 had a BPW axle.

The table presents the technical specifications of the S-models. The basic models only had a 540 rpm PTO, smaller tires, and the 102 had 2 hp less than the S-model, while the 105 had a 3-cylinder 58 hp engine instead of the 4-cylinder engine of the 105 S.

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