Earlier today (Friday, March 15), we brought you news that Kubota Corporation has entered into an agreement with Buhler Industries (a manufacturer that trades under the Versatile and Farm King brands) to “produce a new tractor platform”.
Also Read: Buhler (Versatile) to build bigger tractors for KubotaSpeculation is rife, though not yet confirmed, that the agreement involves Versatile’s recently-unveiled Nemesis range (pictured).
The Nemesis was designed and developed by the Versatile team with an “emphasis on optimal value, performance and comfort”.
The tractor is powered by a Cummins Stage V compliant QSB 6.7L engine and features a fully-electronic powershift transmission supplied by ZF. The Nemesis comes in three models (the 175, 190 and 210 – denoting the horsepower ratings).
“Many farms [in North America] use a tractor of this size for a wide range of tasks, including primary field work and front-end loader applications,” explained Adam Reid, vice president of Sales and Marketing.
“It was important to our engineering team to build a tractor for the modern farmer. The Nemesis provides the performance that customers expect from our brand with reliability, serviceability and practicality.”
Also Read: Pics: New 175-210hp Canadian-built tractors unveiledThe Nemesis is claimed to have “one of the largest and most comfortable cabs in the segment”. Other notable features include “easily accessible storage and device holders located throughout the cab” and a “fully-adjustable air suspension seat”.
There are eight cab-mounted halogen lights and six hood-mounted lights.
Versatile says that the new styling of the Nemesis “establishes the design language for future products”. The factory in Winnipeg (Canada) is now embarking on production of these tractors.