Telehandlers and a range of post-harvest equipment will be showcased at Cereals this month – taking place on 10-11 June at Diddly Squat Farm, Oxfordshire.
Merlo will exhibit a targeted line-up of high-performance agricultural machinery – including the TF45.11 TCS?170 CVTronic HF, a flagship model engineered for high-throughput grain handling and large Hestontype bale handling.
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Offering a 4.5t lift capacity and 10.8m lift height, the TF45.11 is powered by a 170hp Stage V engine. It is equipped with Merlo’s CVTronic continuously variable transmission, delivering smooth power transfer, optimal traction and reduced driveline losses during sustained loading cycles.
The High Flow specification, featuring a larger-capacity hydraulic pump, delivers increased oil flow for faster cycle times and consistent performance when loading grain trailers or operating high-demand attachments.
Also on the stand will be the TF38.10 TTCS-145 CVTronic, providing a 3.8-tonne lift capacity with a 9.7?metre lift height. Well suited to fertiliser bag handling, bale stacking and grain store work, the TF38.10 combines a compact footprint with CVT drive and hydraulic control.
The TT system, incorporating hydraulic frame levelling and boom sideshift, allows for accurate load positioning at height as well as offering excellent manoeuvrability without compromising reach or stability.
Both models feature hydraulic frame levelling, hydropneumatic cab suspension for increased operator comfort, and boom suspension technology to enhance load stability and control when operating across uneven ground or during road travel, supporting high productivity during long working days.
Merlo will also display key arable attachments, including the V7000 MX bale spike and A2420 bag handler, engineered to provide safe, controlled handling of bales and bulk fertiliser bags while maximising operational efficiency.
All machines feature Merlo’s advanced safety and stability systems, intuitive operator interfaces and robust chassis design – supporting high usage rates, reduced operating costs and long-term durability.