Machinery manufacturer Amazone launch the new Pantera self propelled sprayer

Amazone add a new high-capacity Pantera to their sprayer range in a bid to close the gap with competing manufacturers.

James Huyton
Machinery and Farm Technology Specialist
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The new Amazone Pantera has an increased tank capacity of 7,000 litres.
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The new Amazone Pantera has an increased tank capacity of 7,000 litres.

Amazone Pantera Amazone launched their new variant of the self-propelled Pantera, at an event in Bramsche, Germany. The extension of the range sees an increased tank capacity of 7,000 litres to fall...

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