That is the question. Or, at least, that’s the question Yorkshire-based Multidrive has been addressing on its 4200/6200 tractors since acquiring the former Buggi design from Eric Clayton back in 1998. Here Andrew Faulkner drives the entry-model – 4cyl, 86kW/115hp Multidrive 4200
Driving impression: Multidrive 4200 tractor
That is the question. Or, at least, that’s the question Yorkshire-based Multidrive has been addressing on its 4200/6200 tractors since acquiring the former Buggi design from Eric Clayton back in 1998. Here Andrew Faulkner drives the entry-model – 4cyl, 86kW/115hp Multidrive 4200
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