The M160 is most commonly equipped with a semi-powershift transmission.
The (also known as the Ford 8560 ) is a heavy-duty 4-wheel drive agricultural tractor manufactured between 1996 and 2000 at the Basildon plant in the United Kingdom . Often referred to as a "modern working classic," it was the first hybrid series built jointly by Fiat and Ford following their merger, blending Fiat's chassis design with Ford's engine technology. Engine and Performance New Holland M160 Turbo
The heart of the M160 is its robust 7.5-liter, 6-cylinder turbocharged engine. The M160 is most commonly equipped with a