Now available across the Lynx nationwide dealer network, Zuidberg have introduced a new front linkage and front PTO system for retrofitting to John Deere 6M (Stage 5) series tractors starting from model year 2025.
Specific models covered by this latest release from Zuidberg include the 6M95, 6M105, 6M115 and 6M125 (Short Frame), the 6M130, 6M140 and 6M150 (Small Frame), the 6M145, 6M155, 6M165 and 6M185 (Mid Frame), the 6M180, 6M200, 6M220 and 6M240 (Large Frame) models, plus the 6M230 – 6M250 (Xtra Large Frame) variants.
Compact design and perfect fit
Designed to fit 6M models with unrivalled precision thanks to tractor-specific connections, a Zuidberg front linkage is the perfect match for your tractor.
Engineered to the highest standards and built to withstand the unrelenting demands of modern day farming, the compact construction and design of the linkage ensures that maximum ground clearance and steering angle are always maintained. The front linkage is also prepared for additional hydraulic connections and a power socket
Linkages can be set to a single-acting, double-acting and transport position with the multi-valve supplied as standard. The removable linkage arms have transport, fixed and oscillation settings.
Your linkage pack also comes with a top link, balls and towing hook.
Add front-end power with a Zuidberg PTO
A Zuidberg front PTO is also available, compatible with both the after-market Zuidberg front linkage or the John Deere factory fitted front linkage.
Full engine power is transferable with the Zuidberg PTO which utilises a multi-disc wet clutch system for smoother activation of equipment and a longer life. PTO lead time is infinitely adjustable using the ‘PACE’ control module.
Each PTO is supplied with a protective cover for the PTO stump. We would always recommend the fitting of a full safety guard for the PTO shaft.
Whatever the make or model of your tractor, if you’re considering adding to its capability with a front linkage or PTO, you can check availability using our Zuidberg Configurator.
