Strain-reducing rear power lift (V/F)

The CGI shows a green Fendt 200 V/F/P Vario with red rims and an orange mulcher driving up a hill with strain-reducing auto-control.
With auto-control
The CGI shows a green Fendt 200 V/F/P Vario with red rims an orange mulcher driving up a hill. The forces acting on the Fendt and which the Fendt creates are indicated with red arrows.
With auto-control
The CGI shows a green Fendt 200 V/F/P Vario with red rims and an orange mulcher driving up a hill without strain-reducing auto-control.
Without auto-control
The CGI shows a green Fendt 200 V/F/P Vario with red rims and an orange mulcher driving up a hill without strain-reducing auto-control. The mulcher leaves a bit of grass and does not evenly mow the hill.
Without auto-control

Perfect adjustment to ground contours

The rear implement precisely adjusts to the ground contours thanks to the load pressure and maintains an even working height, even on uneven ground. This is especially beneficial on transitions between a slope and level ground. The strain-reducing auto-control endures that the working implement, such as a mulcher, constantly remains at the same working height and does not swing upward.
Benefits when working on slopes
The rear-mounted implement, e.g. a mulcher, actively follows the ground contour precisely, which leads to optimal working conditions. When working on hillsides, the weight transfer from the implement to the vehicle gives even greater traction and climbing capability. So the need for active readjustment by the driver is eliminated.
The green Fendt 200 V/F/P with the red rims drives with an orange rear-mounted implement and a roller between the axles through the young vineyards.