M-Series power shaped to the job — narrow, low-profile and high-clearance builds.
| Model | Engine HP | PTO HP | Transmission | Station |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M4N-071 | 72.6 | 61.0 | 12F/12R | Open or cab |
| M5N-091 | 95.0 | 75.0 | 12F/12R or 24F/24R | Open or cab |
| M5N-111 | 108.2 | 88.0 | 12F/12R or 24F/24R | Open or cab |
| M5L-111 | 105.6 | 89.0 | 12F/12R | Open |
| M6H-101 | 104.4 | 84.0 | 24F/24R creep | Open |
These are specialty M-Series builds shaped for tight spaces: the M4N (72.6 HP) and M5N (95-108.2 HP) are narrow-body tractors, the M5L-111 (105.6 HP) is a low-profile build for low-clearance barns, and the M6H-101 (104.4 HP) is a high-clearance build with a 24F/24R creep transmission for row crops. Which one fits depends on whether your constraint is width, height, or ground clearance.
The M4N and M5N are offered open station or with a cab. The M5L-111 and M6H-101 are open-station only.
The M6H-101 uses a 24F/24R transmission with a creep range, which gives very slow, precise ground speeds - useful for high-clearance row-crop work like spraying or cultivating where you need to crawl through the field.
These builds are less common around here than the standard M-Series, but they fit specific jobs - vineyards and orchards with tight row spacing, older low-clearance barns, or row-crop operations that need to straddle taller crops. If you're not sure which build fits your setup, let's talk through your rows, barn doors, and clearance needs.
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