What is a Fastrac tractor?

The JCB Fastrac is a high-speed agricultural tractor series manufactured by JCB Landpower, part of the JCB group. Production began in 1991, with continual development to the present day.

What horsepower is a Fastrac 4220?

JCB Fastrac 4220

JCB Fastrac 4220 Power
Engine (gross):	217 hp 161.8 kW
Engine (max):	235 hp 175.2 kW
PTO (claimed):	195 hp 145.4 kW

What engine is in the JCB Fastrac?

JCB’s flagship 8000-series Fastracs have undergone a revamp with new engines and control software.

JCB Fastrac 8000
Model	8280	8310
Rated power	256hp	280hp
Engine	8.4-litre	Sisu 6-cyl turbo with AdBlue SCR
Transmission	Fendt stepless	Vario CVT

What is the top speed of a JCB Fastrac?

70kph
A top speed of 70kph, the best powertrain and suspension combination, hydrostatic dual steering system and huge anti-lock braking capability equip the Fastrac 8000 series for a life of hard work.

What is the speed limit for tractors?

Speed limits The majority of tractors may travel at up to 40 km/h (approximately 25 mph ). However, some tractors built to higher specifications are permitted to be driven at up to 40 mph (around 65 km/h ).

How fast is a JCB Fastrac?

A top speed of 70kph, the best powertrain and suspension combination, hydrostatic dual steering system and huge anti-lock braking capability equip the Fastrac 8000 series for a life of hard work.

What engine is in a JCB 4220?

Sisu 6.6-litre six-cylinder
A new Sisu 6.6-litre six-cylinder engine provides the JCB Fastrac 4220 with proven fuel efficiency, a maximum 235hp (175kW) of power and 950Nm of torque. The whole driveline offers plenty of grunt at low revs, maximising performance and efficiency.

What speed can a JCB Fastrac go?

The JCB fastrac reached a speed of 103.6mph (166.7 km/h) on Elvington Airfield, near York. The record-breaking tractor is based around the Staffordshire-based firm’s standard tractor, powered by a 7.2-litre six-cylinder DieselMax engine produced in house in Derbyshire.