Suspension is currently a big issue amongst the world’s tractor makers, and few can claim to do the job as well or as comprehensively as JCB. Launched earlier this year, the firm’s latest Fastrac represents a significant improvement over its predecessor range – as seen here on the new 2000- series flagship, the 110kW/148hp 2150. There are still some areas that need addressing, though. Text by Manfred Neunaber, photos by Stefan Tovornik
Tractor test: JCB Fastrac 2150
Suspension is currently a big issue amongst the world’s tractor makers, and few can claim to do the job as well or as comprehensively as JCB. Launched earlier this year, the firm’s latest Fastrac represents a significant improvement over its predecessor range – as seen here on the new 2000- series flagship, the 110kW/148hp 2150. […]
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Manfred Neunaber
